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    Posted: 02 Apr 2017 at 6:40pm





This was supposed to be the rest of the loader assembly for my d14.  But when Ed showed up to haul the tractor he immediately noticed that they are two different loaders, sure wish I had that type of knowledge.  He believes it's a model 500 (the one NOT on the tractor).  The one on the tractor has a tag that says 5214?  this last picture I have no idea what it's supposed to be, but it came with the tractor so, I figured what the heck. basically I need to know what I need to put the loader on the d14.



Edited by dt1050 - 02 Apr 2017 at 6:44pm
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Bottm picture looks like a lift to mount in rear of pickup.
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A 500 loader will not fit on a D14
'49 G, '54 WD45, '55 CA, '56 WD45D, '57 WD45, '58 D14, '59 D14, '60 D14, '63 D15D, '66 D15II, '66 D21II, '67 D17IV, '67 D17IVD, '67 190XTD, '73 620, '76 185, '77 175, '84 8030, '85 6080
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Well you have some 500 loader parts to sell.What is the width center to center where the loader arms mount on the frame on your tractor? I have a loader front here off a D15
that might work,we can do some trading as I have a 500 loader on the gas 180.
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that is a 445 loader
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Originally posted by Roger Mn Roger Mn wrote:

that is a 445 loader


X2 to above. Mounting brackets for a 500 loader are different.
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it's amazing to me that a person can see a pile of metal and say it's a ?.  that is some serious knowledge.  thanks for the info.  I'll measure the frame this morning after the sun comes up, gotta a nosey bear stretching out my barb wire fence already this year and I'm way to fat and gimped up to run so,,,,,.bear steaks maybe...LOL







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    Hey DT,,,,many years ago,,,my Uncle gave us what was left of a bear he had shot durin a bear hunt,,,and there was a lot left cause they ate on thet son of a buck till they couldn't no more,,,,,LOL
    They was a whole bunch of us kids and not near enough food,,,so,,,,all that bear meat was some great,,,,,,,what I distinctly remember is that you had to cut off little bitty pieces of meat cause thet stuff would just grow and grow the longer you chewed on it,,,!!!!Wink,,,,,little pieces,,,,quick chewin and fast swallow,,,,,,,LOL
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AGCO is asking $1,450 for EACH of those bucket and lift cylinders, just FYI.

Granted they will be new and shiny. 

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what ever model it is it seems to fit my d14.  both sides of the loader frame are on (gotta drill some new mounting holes) the braces that go from one side to the other and the rear portion u bolted to the rear axle.  The only thing we had to do is cut a piece of angle to bolt to the rear portion of the frame so the u bolt would go around the axle were there wasn't some sort of hump or bump in the way and make u bolts.

next I'll be hooking a pump to the front and running it off the crank shaft pulley for live hydro's.  I have a pump and fortunately the d14 has 2 holes in the front to mount a bracket.

I've owned 5 tractors, only 1 had a loader installed when I bought it. after putting a loader on the 1st one I swore I'd never do it again!!!  so why the .... am I doing this again!!!
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Its a D14 loader now!Clap  Good Job.
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