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01-15-2010, 03:41 PM
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Loader for the 123?
Hello everyone, I've been looking at garden tractors all day that have been customized with homemade loaders, and just loaders point blanc. Well, I wanted to know what type of loader would work on my cubby 123 and how much $ a custom made one would be. I want to put a loader on my cubby and my wheel horse A-800. Any info appreciated.
Thanks, Kyle     
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01-15-2010, 09:52 PM
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lol i think we all want loaders, but most loaders ive seen go for like $1200- $1900 a little crazy for me! youd be looking for something like an old Danco or kwik-way, sometimes you can stumble across a good steal, one guy i talked to said he got his for $50!!!! at a cub cadet delears junk pile, PF enginearing sells plans to build you own but the materials alone cost a heck of a lot... then you need to be able to weld very well or know someone who can and pay him with a few
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01-17-2010, 04:14 PM
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kwik-way still makes new loaders, unfortunately, not for the older cubs, cyclops and newer, cost is $3000 shipped to a freight terminal near you.
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01-18-2010, 09:31 PM
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I broke down and spent good money for a used Kwik Way that needed some work, I'm glad I did because I use it ALL the time, not really sure how I ever survived without it.
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