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ebinmaine

Interesting subframe on the loader. Also the brake pedal on the Bronco. 

 

I've run equipment with both hydro and gear drive. Not sure I prefer either. Hydro would be more simple to hook up. 

 

 

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Pollack Pete

They both look good to me.Love the loader.  Did that Bronco come standard with an electric clutch?I have a Bronco here somewhere and I think it has the mechanical clutch.Have fun with your new toys.

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bo dawg
5 hours ago, Pollack Pete said:

They both look good to me.Love the loader.  Did that Bronco come standard with an electric clutch?I have a Bronco here somewhere and I think it has the mechanical clutch.Have fun with your new toys.

Thanks. Yes should be original on Bronco

 

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oliver2-44

Nice Haul!

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bo dawg

Had a couple hrs to investigate the 120 this evening. Put a battery in it, added some oil to the low black sludge that was only on the tip of stick. Lol!  And with the original black carboned up spark plug she runs and idles real good, well after I pulled the black caked up air filter. This ol'girl was rode hard and put up smoked! 

Its gona need alot of work to keep going, if the engine isnt too tired, it will need new front end, axle, spindles, hubs/bearings, and tires. Then a rewire to clean up previous hack job.

Where the bucket attaches the holes are wallard out pretty good too.

Oh well, I plan on pulling loader off and repair whats needed and see if tractor is worth it to me to fix up enough to work and possibly do a heart transplant with a 16hp. Probably install loader on one of my other tractors.

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AMC RULES

:rolleyes: Why do I always like them rough looking ones best?   :eusa-think:

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953 nut
8 hours ago, bo dawg said:

it will need new front end, axle, spindles, hubs/bearings, and tires.

:text-coolphotos:                           Yes, a loader will do that to a front end.

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bo dawg
5 hours ago, AMC RULES said:

:rolleyes: Why do I always like them rough looking ones best?   :eusa-think:

 

I kinda like it that way too, fun to tinker on. Plus I can afford to buy the rough and broke ones and turn into workers. Lol 

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ebinmaine
5 hours ago, AMC RULES said:

:rolleyes: Why do I always like them rough looking ones best?   :eusa-think:

Having just recently met your other half I did not find her to be that way at all. Have you discussed these thoughts with her?

 

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ebinmaine
7 minutes ago, bo dawg said:

 

I kinda like it that way too, fun to tinker on. Plus I can afford to buy the rough and broke ones and turn into workers. Lol 

Bo, 

Do you have kind of like a parts department where you have spares of things like that axle?

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bo dawg
48 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Bo, 

Do you have kind of like a parts department where you have spares of things like that axle?

 

I have 1 spare parts tractor that I could get the front end off of, and extra set of spindles. I do have a better hood for it too. It would be the same equal equipment. I also have a parts guy that lives approx. 1 mile from me too. Lol

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