Wagner Loader Pix Needed

[Barnyard]

From the picture above it’s hard to see but it looks like a pan seat.

Frank, it is a pan seat. This is the Cub we used at Cubarama to load and unload trailers.

John, What do you have on for wheel weights? Looks like weights on both the inside and outside. Vern

Yes it has inside and outside weights.

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

1 inside and 2 outside. You can only put weights on the inside the the wheels are turned with dish out. The cub, loader, and 3 sets of wheel weights weighs 2450 pounds, per local feed store scales.

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

For those who wondered about getting on and off the tractor with the loader installed.

pictures for Barnyard

[outdoors4evr]

Nice Steps! That is a VERY good Mod!

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

Nice Steps! That is a VERY good Mod!

I could have built them, but did not have the materials, so I took it to a local welding shop that was owned by a man that was occasionally there but had a kid (early 20s) that did most of the work. I took the tractor with loader to him and told him I wanted a step on the right side that would allow me to step up and onto the tractor from the rear. When I came back that was what I had. He told me he liked working for me, I told him what I wanted, not how to do it. The only modification I made came after I stepped on them with muddy shoes and discovered how slick those smooth metal steps could be, so I took them to the welder and put a couple of beads on each step. If you look closely, those beads look like really terrible welding, but their purpose is to provide traction, not to be strong or pretty.

[Slim140]

He told me he liked working for me, I told him what I wanted, not how to do it.

If you find a good welder, carpenter, mechanic, cook, whatever, they know how to do it if you tell them what you want. One of my pet peeves is someone brings me something and tells me what they want AND how to do it, I’ve Got a few customers that don’t trust me to work for them yet they won’t go anywhere else

[ksangren]

I own a Cub with a Wagner 45 loader

Contact me if you still need pictures

Ken Sangren
Eagan, MN

ksangren@msn.com