FEL Loader picture thread

[Propane1]

My loader that I built is winch operated with a trip bucket. Loader only takes two minutes to take off. The bucket can come off and a snow plow put on. Won’t lift much. But sure has been handy over the last 6/7 years.
Would love to have a hydraulic loader.

Noel

 

[refacman]

heres my latest version, its a toro wheelhorse 98ish 520xi. I did some mods to it when i got it, longer axels, 15 in rims and fabbed up a 3pt. dont have a pic of the ww but i picked up a set of monster 350lb per,some guy made to fit on WH14, its stable now

 

[Cvans]

My loader that I built is winch operated with a trip bucket.

As much as you have used that loader I think you've gotten more than your monies worth out of it.

 

[Dropped82]

Here's mine. Don't know how I survived without it.

 

[secondtry]

 

[Lauber1]

friend of mine just got this Charger 12 & Johnson loader, for $400.

 

[Bill56]

friend of mine just got this Charger 12 & Johnson loader, for $400.

Egads!!! That was a deal!!!!!

 

[CRF6179]

friend of mine just got this Charger 12 & Johnson loader, for $400.

$400. And its functional? Helluva buy!!
I'll give him $450. Rick

 

[secondtry]

Back blade to, did any one call the police. Don

 

[Cvans]

friend of mine just got this Charger 12 & Johnson loader, for $400.

Boy, he fell into a great deal there.

 

[Propane1]

$475.00. I’ll take it.

Noel

 

[Greasy6020]

$475.00. I’ll take it.

Noel

I’ll do $500

 

[Propane1]

I dug a few potatoes with my loader today, easy on the back.

Noel

 

[Propane1]

Some pictures of diggin taters.

Noel

 

[TomLGT195]

Here's the 195 with a Johnson model 12 widened 8" to clear the front sheetmetal. Also put on a necessary 48" wide bucket. It has a custom 60" wide York rake on the 3pt hitch. It has wheel weights and a weight bucket for most chores.

 

[Cvans]

Some pictures of diggin taters.

Where do you get your potato sacks at? I'd like to find some about half that size.

 

[Cvans]

Here's the 195 with a Johnson model 12 widened 8" to clear the front sheetmetal.

That really turned out nice for you!

 

[Propane1]

Where do you get your potato sacks at? I'd like to find some about half that size.

I got them at our local CO-OP farm store. Work great for potato winter storage, put two nails into the floor joists in the basement and hung the bags there. Worked great, kept them off the floor and had lots of air flow. I believe they are onion sacks, but not sure, great for potatoes.

Noel

 

[poncho62]

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Here's the 195 with a Johnson model 12 widened 8" to clear the front sheetmetal. Also put on a necessary 48" wide bucket. It has a custom 60" wide York rake on the 3pt hitch. It has wheel weights and a weight bucket for most chores.

Man, I want one of those.......

 

[Propane1]

Boy I could dig taters with that lgt 195 for sure. Nice set up.

Noel