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Old 01-17-2011, 11:14 PM
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Default Well, couldn't resist the Danco FEL!!!!!
Duke put the RD 1000 up for sale and I just had to have it. Not sure if it'll fit directly on the Original, but if not I'll probably put it on the 71. I guess it would be nice on the 147 too I won't be picken it up for a couple months and that will kill me to wait, but I have 2 months off work from April 15 to June 15th and will plan a vaca. around getting the loader. Hopefully be picken up a 100 in Deleware then too:biggrin2.gif:. Oh I can't wait
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Old 01-17-2011, 11:26 PM
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jude. you can vacation up here and drop off some of your collection since your getting to many cubs haha. cant wait to see the loader on one of your tractors
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Old 01-17-2011, 11:40 PM
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jude. you can vacation up here and drop off some of your collection since your getting to many cubs haha. cant wait to see the loader on one of your tractors
Nick, by the looks of your signature your doing ok in the collection department, make me look like a rookie, oh wait, I am:biggrin2.gif:

I can't wait to put it on one of my cubs too! Don't worry will be plenty of pics and some vids also!!
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Old 01-17-2011, 11:42 PM
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Congrats on the loader, Jude! I'm glad, you got it.
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Old 01-17-2011, 11:50 PM
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Congrats on the loader, Jude! I'm glad, you got it.
Thanks Allen I'm so stoked to get it too! How far from Duke do you live?? I'd like to meet you to when I come down! I'll keep it in the OCC cub family if I ever want to get rid of it down the road, but I seriously can't see me ever parting with it.

Any opinions on which cub I should mount it would be appreciated, would like to see what cubs I own you guys would pick??
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Old 01-18-2011, 12:24 AM
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Anytime Jude! I'm about two and a half hours from, Duke. Let me know, when you're coming down, and it will happen! The loader would look great on your 147!
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It would probably be most practical on the 147 and you see a lot of loaders on 124s. But you can't beat the looks of keiths original with the danco loader lol
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Duke put the RD 1000 up for sale and I just had to have it. Not sure if it'll fit directly on the Original, but if not I'll probably put it on the 71. I guess it would be nice on the 147 too I won't be picken it up for a couple months and that will kill me to wait, but I have 2 months off work from April 15 to June 15th and will plan a vaca. around getting the loader. Hopefully be picken up a 100 in Deleware then too:biggrin2.gif:. Oh I can't wait
Sorry I made you just have to have it Jude. It took me about 4 months to get the guts up to list it. If I didn't have another loader waiting for me I never would have sold it. I listed just on OCC because I wanted someone in our little family to get it. My plan worked and made Jude a very happy and maybe a little sleep deprived new owner. I'm not sure what's going to be harder to see it go or to have to look at it until he can drive 16 hrs one way to come get it. I'll miss it and I'll always have a soft spot for the Danco loaders. I know it's in good hands now and I can't wait to see how it's going to look once Jude puts his magic touch on it.

Congrats Jude and thank you!
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It would probably be most practical on the 147 and you see a lot of loaders on 124s. But you can't beat the looks of keiths original with the danco loader lol
I've told Keith before if it wasn't for seeing his loader I would have never had gotten one. I blame Keith for my loader fetish!:biggrin2.gif: A FEL is my favorite attachment.

One thing to think about it is the loader control valve is on the left side of the loader same a the hydro lever. Maybe time for a foot controled update on the 147.
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Old 01-18-2011, 05:17 PM
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Hope you didn't get in to much trouble with the wife:biggrin2.gif:. Well, if it fits on the O' with no mods then that's where it will mounted, if it doesn't fit the O', I'll have a hard time deciding between the 147 or 71, but I leanin towards the 71. Now if I could just find an RD300 for the O' I'd be all set!! Good talkin to ya Duke, and thanks mucho grande!!
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