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Old 03-08-2011, 02:43 PM
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Here are some rough measurements from my Johnson Loader:

2" x 20" and 1 3/4" X 12", give or take, so pretty comparable to the Kwikway. Big difference is the curl cylinders on the Kwikway are above, while on my Johnson loader, they are below. Good luck with your loader build. Can't wait to see progress pics!
Thanks red56turbo,that should help me quite a bit.
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Could you guys post some pics of how your loaders mount to your tractors? I'm planning to build a loader too. I have a hydraulic pump and cylinders already, just need to buy some tubing.
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If you want to see a loader subframe, take a look at my 682 on my website...all the pics I posted last summer when I moved my loader to my 682 are in there.
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Old 03-09-2011, 07:23 AM
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Awsome Matt!! You are the man with your writeups. That's exactly what I needed to see to get my project started. Thanks a lot!!!
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Default danco loader to fit my 102?
trying to put a danco 300 loader on my 102 the loader came off a pennfield , everything works but i have to modify the both of them to make it work looking for some good pics of how to put it all together
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Not sure how clear this will be, but here is a link to a Danco 300 manual in PDF:
http://www.ccmanuals.info/pdf/Danco%...l%20Manual.pdf
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trying to put a danco 300 loader on my 102 the loader came off a pennfield , everything works but i have to modify the both of them to make it work looking for some good pics of how to put it all together


The Danco RD-300 is made for the O. The O has narrower frame then the 102. Your going to have to do some fab work to make it fit right. Are you sure you jsut don't want to put it on a O? I don't know if it can be undone once you make it fit on the 102. A RD-1000 or RD-2000 is made for the narrow frame tractors.

If you do it please start a new thread so we can enjoy watching your progress.
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thanks for the info, will be vary helpfull.
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will be posting some pics soon. thanks again !!!!
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Default loader plans
If you look in the back advertising section of Popular Mechanics or Popular Science there is a company called CAD loader listed. I bought there plans a few years ago for $130 and got a nice step by step manual with engineering drawings for every part and measurement. It is a good investment and could be shared with other people to help defray the initial cost. It tells the size of the cylinders and the hydraulic system requirements. I put mine on a Simplicity garden tractor that was used only for the loader. You will learn the meaning of "Power steering" if you don't have it and four wheel drive will take on new meanings as well. Filled rear tires will not do much to offset the front bucket so plan on getting at least 100 pounds at the hitch. I had a four foot bucket which was too big and cut it down to 40 inches. It was a blast to build and the welding skills(?) that I learned in college more than 30 years earlier came back real fast. Just remember do not weld for long stretches on any joint no matter how thick the metal. Ask me how I know. Good luck you will love every minute of it.
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