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    Posted: 05 Apr 2017 at 6:24am
haven't been able to find any info on this loader frame.  it has a tag that says allis chalmers but below that it says freeman loader model 5214.  I have seen the pipe style loaders, but non that completely wrap around the tractor.


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I have a freeman loader on my tractor and it is the wrap around style. It is on a 45   I would say factory
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 Looks to good to be a weekend project.
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Factory Freeman.  Neighbour had one on a new D-17 in 1958
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Factory......I've seen one on a D-15 & D-17.  They look rugged and well built.
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My fathers D15 has that exact loader frame on it, darn trip bucket thou. Sure protects the front of the tractor when he pulls into the shed where the wagon is also stored.
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