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Originally Posted by DeltaCub
Personally, I would not consider a 126 a good candidate for a loader tractor. First of all, the 126 is a narrow frame model...loaders should be mounted to something heavier like a compact utility. Secondly, the 126 is somewhat rare which, for me would eliminate this model all together. Lastly, if you do want a loader on a garden tractor consider a hydrostatic, wide frame model such as 149.
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I have a friend that has a Johnson loader on a IH Cub Cadet 169. The same tractor/loader has a Gannon Earthcavator on the rear.
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Lanceskene
the center pivot on the front axle would be the weak point, more so than the spindles.
The small fels for a GT are only rated to lift about 350-400 lbs so if a person uses it within those limits I dont see a problem putting one on a 126.....
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The spindle bearings are the weak point. Keep the center pivot greases and you won't have problems.
Operators of garden/loader tractors need to use some common sense when using a loader on any size tractor.