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Need Help Identifying a Bucket
I bought this tractor a few years ago before I got sick and I can't remember if I was ever told who the bucket manufacturer was. It looks almost like one from Wagner but I am not sure. Can any one help to identify it?
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
looks like my Wagner, except mine has hydraulic dump, on the bucket.
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
The framework looks similar to my Wagner, but the trip is a different style, and I don't see the reservoir anywhere? Bucket is different also. Lastly, mine didn't come with the pipe wrench attached.
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
Rick Spivey wrote:The framework looks similar to my Wagner, but the trip is a different style, and I don't see the reservoir anywhere? Bucket is different also. Lastly, mine didn't come with the pipe wrench attached.
The pipe wrench was an added bonus The reservoir is on the otherside, you can barely see the top of it on the otherside of the gas cap.
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
After searching the net I managed to find a picture of the same loader frame that is on mine and a nicer bucket, it's not identified but it shows where the reservoir is located.
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
There were a lot of companies that made pipe frame loaders, and they all looked pretty much the same. That one, I am pretty sure is not a Wagner, there are too many differences, mounts, pivots, etc. I am thinking possibly early Twin-Draulic, or there was another brand, that I cannot remember the name of. I have seen pictures of one like it on the forum with a brand name in the last 6 months or so.
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
I am thinking that this is definitely not a Wagner. I had the early style on Roland, and it was like John *.?-!.* cub owner's tractor...pipes all the way out to the rear wheels. Then I helped mount the later style Wagner on ToddW's tractor and it was compact, but went all the way back to the final drives to mount...it even included a step to mount the tractor.
Twindraulic had large plates along the side, so this is different from that.
My 1955 Cub, Lewis had a loader mounted at one time, and it seemed to be similar in mount to this one. I did not get the loader or any of the associated parts with this tractor, but if I recall, the pieces that were remaining with the tractor when I saw pics of it our in Oregon looked a lot like this one. Don't know what the name would be for the loader, though...
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Twindraulic had large plates along the side, so this is different from that.
My 1955 Cub, Lewis had a loader mounted at one time, and it seemed to be similar in mount to this one. I did not get the loader or any of the associated parts with this tractor, but if I recall, the pieces that were remaining with the tractor when I saw pics of it our in Oregon looked a lot like this one. Don't know what the name would be for the loader, though...
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
Sure miss being able to search through TM's brochure archive . I think I remember that one in there.
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
it is not a henderson either
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
Actually I am going to disagree and I know for a fact that it is a Henderson. Why do I know that? Because it is identical to the one I have. Unfortunately there is next to no information on this particular Henderson model. Seems to be an upgrade to the Cub/A/Super A version. The original tag is still on the tubing which is why I know the one I have is a Henderson.
Was talking to Mario at NBCC today. The tubing has been all repaired/replaced and the bucket is being done now. Cylinders will probably be done next month or so. Snow bucket will be fabbed before winter from what Mario tells me We have come up with a set of useful projects for the students to fab so that they can generate some funds for Christmas and Grad parties - and cater to the Cub community at the same time
Henderson Loader For One Of My Cubs
Was talking to Mario at NBCC today. The tubing has been all repaired/replaced and the bucket is being done now. Cylinders will probably be done next month or so. Snow bucket will be fabbed before winter from what Mario tells me We have come up with a set of useful projects for the students to fab so that they can generate some funds for Christmas and Grad parties - and cater to the Cub community at the same time
Henderson Loader For One Of My Cubs
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
That's great to know, seeing I have the same loader! Thanks for the info Rudi!
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
Phil:
I might need some close up pics and some measurements if that is possible ..
As others have said though - there are parts there that are for the Cub-54 blade and have nothing to do with the loader. And it looks like some parts are PO built .. but hey .. that makes it unique.
Oh forgot - mine is being converted to hydraulic dump
I might need some close up pics and some measurements if that is possible ..
As others have said though - there are parts there that are for the Cub-54 blade and have nothing to do with the loader. And it looks like some parts are PO built .. but hey .. that makes it unique.
Oh forgot - mine is being converted to hydraulic dump
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
Rudi wrote:Actually I am going to disagree and I know for a fact that it is a Henderson. Why do I know that? Because it is identical to the one I have. Unfortunately there is next to no information on this particular Henderson model. Seems to be an upgrade to the Cub/A/Super A version. The original tag is still on the tubing which is why I know the one I have is a Henderson.
Henderson Loader For One Of My Cubs
I agree the one that you have and the one in the post are Hendersons, as a matter of fact they are Henderson Model B's for Super A and A tractors..
After doing a side by side comparison of the Henderson Model B and mine they sort of look alike from a distance, but upclose mine is different from yours:
Now you maybe right that the one I and the others have that are the same are an early model Henderson, but Henderson hasn't confirmed that
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
pharmerphil3 wrote:That's great to know, seeing I have the same loader! Thanks for the info Rudi!
Unfortunately our loaders are not the same as Rudi's as shown above
On another note I am sure you know this by now the following red parts are not for the loader but for a 54-A snow/grader setup...
You can send them to me though
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Re: Need Help Identifying a Bucket
Ya lucky me, the previous owner gave me everything he had belonging to the Cub that was long gone! Along with the loader, I got some plow parts too!
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