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D10/12 Loader

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    Posted: 21 Jan 2011 at 2:39pm
'61D17, '51WD, '51CA, '41C, '49C, Woods 5'&6'Mower, 6'Blade, CA-Plow, CA-Cultivator, 3-Btm snap-coupler plow, 4-row planter, WD 4-row cultivator, 80R mower,#7 mower,B/C mower
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it may fit but it's fully hydraulic. Your CA is meant for a trip bucket loader. You would also need to retro fit the brackets.
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There is only one hose to each cylinder, I believe those cylinders are one way.  Should fit with a little work on the mounts.  I doubt you will find mounting holes that line up on a CA, so it will require some shop work.
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I'm pretty sure that you would have to fabricate brackets for the mounts on the side of the engine, probably mounting to the same points as CA cultivators.  Also the seat on the CA is a lot farther back to the rear of the tractor, so you would have to re-locate the controls so you can reach them from the operator's seat.
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