KwikWay Loader - Page 4

zippy1 · #31 03-03-2017, 11:51 PM

Oh, the 100 needs some lovin too.

Rescue11 · #32 03-04-2017, 09:54 AM

TODD im assuming those are not random pix you found. Would i be correct in guessing you claim bouas property / relation??

ambrola · #33 03-04-2017, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Rescue11

TODD im assuming those are not random pix you found. Would i be correct in guessing you claim bouas property / relation??

I would guess you are correct.

It might be Todds better half. Remember, he said to paint my wheel weights yellow.

zippy1 · #34 03-04-2017, 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Rescue11

TODD im assuming those are not random pix you found. Would i be correct in guessing you claim bouas property / relation??

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Originally Posted by ambrola

I would guess you are correct.

It might be Todds better half. Remember, he said to paint my wheel weights yellow.

Only in my dreams boys, only in my dreams.

She ain't mine, I got a good one. Let's me buy tractors, cars... This one may not.

Randy Littrell · #35 03-04-2017, 07:47 PM

I paid $1500 for a GT and loader, and its the best money I have ever spent!! I have bad knees and back and use it to pick up about everything. It will move rock, dirt, snow, firewood and anything you can hook a chain too. I used it to build a retaining wall out of railroad ties. Those sucker are heavy and I didn't have to lift a one.

Now if you were to give me $10,000 I would love a compact tractor and loader, but I still would'nt get rid of my GT and loader!!

Randy

ambrola · #36 03-05-2017, 08:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Randy Littrell

I paid $1500 for a GT and loader, and its the best money I have ever spent!! I have bad knees and back and use it to pick up about everything. It will move rock, dirt, snow, firewood and anything you can hook a chain too. I used it to build a retaining wall out of railroad ties. Those sucker are heavy and I didn't have to lift a one.

Now if you were to give me $10,000 I would love a compact tractor and loader, but I still would'nt get rid of my GT and loader!!

Randy

What kinda loader do you have Randy? I have looked everywhere, but can't find one small enough for my O. I am down to building it myself?

Randy Littrell · #37 03-05-2017, 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by ambrola

What kinda loader do you have Randy? I have looked everywhere, but can't find one small enough for my O. I am down to building it myself?

Its a johnson 10 on a wheel horse 1277 which is a hydro. A johnson 10 would fit on a OCC if you built a proper subframe, but the OCC's are really not up to loader duty.

The Danco's were a trip bucket design and no down pressure. They had a pretty strong subframe to help protect the lack of a proper frame on the cub.

I would get a 10hp and up hydrostat cub if I were you and use cadloaders plans if you want to build.

Randy

ambrola · #38 03-05-2017, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Randy Littrell

Its a johnson 10 on a wheel horse 1277 which is a hydro. A johnson 10 would fit on a OCC if you built a proper subframe, but the OCC's are really not up to loader duty.

The Danco's were a trip bucket design and no down pressure. They had a pretty strong subframe to help protect the lack of a proper frame on the cub.

I would get a 10hp and up hydrostat cub if I were you and use cadloaders plans if you want to build.

Randy

Thanks Randy. I have a 124 that would do much better. But I just like the cool factor of the O. I have learned through this thread that the Danco RD300 was the only one that will work. I will find one, might take awhile. But I might get frustrated and just get a Kubota DX series as Sam suggested. They look like a well built CGT. But then you loose the cool factor.