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05-02-2022, 10:05 PM
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Loader advice needed
I have taken possession of a Johnson loader. I want to put the loader on a super cub. I have a 1882 with like 3000 hrs and it has lived a hard life. I would rather find another super cub that isn't quite as beat to death as mine, and I also want 3 point hitch as well. I have all pieces for the loader itself but nothing for mounting it the tractor itself. A lot I don't know and that's why I am calling on those with more experience to help save me some grief. So any do's and don'ts would be greatly appreciated. Questions that I have...
1.) Is there a "best" place to tie the loader frame to the tractor frame? 2.) Should I tie the loader frame to the tractor frame in more than one place? 3.) What does this cross member type bracket generally look like? 4.) How thick of material should I use for brackets attaching loader to tractor? 5.) Since I don't have the tractor, is there a super cub more desirable for this application since I will be shopping anyways? I am anxious to get things going but since I don't even have the tractor yet I can at least start hoarding materials and start brainstorming. Thanks,Tim 
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