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Old 07-02-2012, 08:47 AM
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Default Sears loader and Caddigger 508 backhoe
Picked up a Sears 19.9 GT with an original sears loader, and a caddigger 508. The 19.9 has a broken pinion, so I'm going to pull the attachments and put them on my 1650, and then part the 19.9

I'm not sure yet what i'm going to do with the caddigger, it's long, heavy, and really a bit unwieldy. It's currently hardmounted on the 19.9 I might convert it to use a 3 pt hitch, or make it more of a standalone with it's own axle. As it is, this thing is about 12 feet long.

In any case I don't plan to do much until this winter once I get some other projects finished up.



















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Old 07-02-2012, 09:01 AM
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Nice find, would love to have found that setup. What ever you decide with the digger make sure you put outriggers on it. That thing it dangerous without them.
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Old 07-02-2012, 09:22 AM
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Nice find, would love to have found that setup. What ever you decide with the digger make sure you put outriggers on it. That thing it dangerous without them.
Yes it is.

Guy said he's used it for about 2 years, but the whole thing is a bit unstable. It's back heavy, and definitely needs outriggers close to the boom. the tractor has dual 10.5's so I guess he figured that was good enough. None of the tires are filled either.
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Old 07-02-2012, 09:58 AM
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You'll be able to make a new sub frame for your 1650 for your loader. FYI it's the self leveling version and it's rated to lift 750lbs per the manual. Looks like some one added a brace on the loader arms right behind the bucket. Not sure why they would do that for. Congrats on your purchase!
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I have the manual for it as well. Send me a email and I'll send it your way.
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You'll be able to make a new sub frame for your 1650 for your loader. FYI it's the self leveling version and it's rated to lift 750lbs per the manual. Looks like some one added a brace on the loader arms right behind the bucket. Not sure why they would do that for. Congrats on your purchase!
In the middle of that brace is a circular bracket with a hole, like where you would use a hitch pin. Guessing it was for a custom attachment, like a bale spear or similar.
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I have the manual for it as well. Send me a email and I'll send it your way.
I think you emailed it to me last week

"Kwik-Way 45-02541 - CUB CADET & CASE IH.pdf"

if that's not the right one, will you send it?
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In the middle of that brace is a circular bracket with a hole, like where you would use a hitch pin. Guessing it was for a custom attachment, like a bale spear or similar.
Yeah that's custom.
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I think you emailed it to me last week

"Kwik-Way 45-02541 - CUB CADET & CASE IH.pdf"

if that's not the right one, will you send it?
That's the newer style loader. I'll send you the one for your loader.
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