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Old 07-13-2011, 04:15 PM
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Hey Guys , Got this Johnson Workhorse mounted on this 126 and want to break it down and put it on a 123.

Never have done this before , so what is the easiest way to take the loader apart ?? I am pretty much a one man show , so anything to make it simpler to do.

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Old 07-13-2011, 05:27 PM
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nice looking machine there!! sorry I can't help you but I'll offer to come take it off your hands!
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Old 07-13-2011, 06:03 PM
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AJ , I don't know , it is a real back saver. You probably wouldn't like my price and i live in the middle of Missouri.

Thanks for the compliment !!

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I agree, with Adam! Sharp cub and loader!
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Old 07-13-2011, 07:56 PM
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Hey Guys , Got this Johnson Workhorse mounted on this 126 and want to break it down and put it on a 123.

Never have done this before , so what is the easiest way to take the loader apart ?? I am pretty much a one man show , so anything to make it simpler to do.

Thanks !!!!!!!!!

Darrell
Darrell, Remove the bucket, then the loader arms, then each ram and then unbolt the sub frame. Use jack stands for the sub frame. That's how I take my Kwik-Way off, and how my Danco came off as well.

Sweet looking loader too!
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Old 07-13-2011, 07:57 PM
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Take some pics of the sub frame. It looks like it's got round tubs on it like a Danco. I didn't think the Johnson's were like that.
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Darrell,
Nice loader!! Even nicer cub!!! What you can do is pull the pins holding the main cylinders to the stanchions. Then pull the pins holding the top loader arms to the stanchions. You'll have to take a few hoses loose. After the front of the loader is removed, each stanchion should unbolt from the frame and off the rear axle. Hope this is as clear as mud. This is how I put my loader on the 129 by myself.

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The bottom tubes are round on the Johnson's. Here's a pic of mine.
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The bottom tubes are round on the Johnson's. Here's a pic of mine.
Thanks Josh!
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Old 07-15-2011, 09:19 PM
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Thanks Josh !! That is a big help.

Is that some sort of a small cooler mounted on the frame ??
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Thanks Josh !! That is a big help.

Is that some sort of a small cooler mounted on the frame ??
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Not a cooler. PO had put some electrical stuff on the frame. Now removed and back to original. Speaking of cooler, it would be nice to have one mounted on one of the cubs. Actual temps today of 98* with heat indexes of 115*.
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