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Old 09-16-2016, 06:16 PM
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Default Loader-Tractor compatability

Hi all, I have a Johnson 10 TC loader that appears to be set up for a CC narrow frame tractor (inside width of the loader frame is 11.75"). I have no experience with CC tractors, but some with older green GTs (apologies).

What might be the forum's recommendation for the most suitable narrow frame tractor for this loader? Also are any specific years better than others? Are there any tractors or years that are best avoided? On Craigslist a 125 and a 107 are for sale at $400 each, but I don't know the years. Thanks for any help.
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Old 09-16-2016, 06:59 PM
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Welcome to the asylum.

Cosmetically the different series tractors look very different. Mechanically they are all basically the same except hydrostatic drive or gear drive and naturally the size engines they have.

I would stay away from the 7 hp models and would concentrate on a hydro just because they are easier for back and forth work. Loaders don't use much horse power so you don't have to have a 14 or 16 hp engine.

Just my opinion and does not necessarily reflect the views of this forum as you will probably find out.
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Old 09-16-2016, 08:16 PM
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I agree the hydro would be easier to work with a loader, especially if you put foot controls on. I would look at 125s and up. The123 (2nd gen NF) and below had bushings on the rear axles. They can be upgraded to bearings. 125 (3rd gen NF) and up had the needle bearings on the rear axles. You're going to need some rear ballast with a loader.
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