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    Posted: 16 Feb 2012 at 3:26pm
Found this today, is it factory or home built?
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B112
D14
D15 shuttle
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7040
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D15
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It's a "mostly" factory 541 - looked at it last year about 10 miles from my place when a guy wanted $1000 for it. I was a day late, but still took a look at it. If I recall it needed some work on the power steering and the air cleaner wasn't hooked up.
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Eldon,  On a D-15 the loader was a RL-451. It was actually built by Henry and sold as an A-C product. A-C finally bought out Henry as you know. On a D-14 the loader was a Henry RL-401. Henry also sold these loader for other brands. Have a picture of one on a John Deere. It's a fairly rare piece and the price sounds good if there are no major issues. These loaders have a third control for rolling back the bucket as you can see on the one picture. It's called a stock pile bucket.

Edited by Calvin Schmidt - 17 Feb 2012 at 11:03am
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You are right Cal, I should have looked in the book before I started typing numbers!
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