Loader for a Garden tractor

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archeryantny said:
I live in Hillsborough Nj and currently have a simplicity sunstar for sale. It comes with a leaf vacuum and collection trailer and a 60" wide mower. I was planning a loader build but my list is way too long already! The sunstar is an awesome unit for a loader build and it is completely hydrostatic. Make me an offer if your interested.

Here is the FEL that is sold for the sunstar. http://wssemw.arinet.com/scripts/EmpartISAPI.dll?MF click on front loader then mainframe.
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Your link doesn't seem to be a valid link.

J.
 
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#22  
had some luck today. my grandmother told me i could have my grandfathers old tractor that was sitting around. it is a 70's international harvester 154. it has been sitting for about 5 years and did run when put parked but i tryed to start it today and it didn't turn over. i will get back over there in a few days and figure it out i know the engine is good it is probably eletrical.this tractor came with a loader option from the factory so it will be able to handle it.

if anyone has any info on international 154's i want to do some reading up before i go mess with it.
 
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Cool gift!

We like pictures here at TBN!
 
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#24  
sorry forgot to get pics today will get some later this week
 
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#25  
bump on this thread i never got the tractor running but i did get it turning over smoothly i need to figure out how to test the distributor can anyone help me out im not getting any spark everthing else seems fine
 
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jas67 said:
You would need some series linear actuators (and series electric power to run them), ...
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Maybe I'm missing something, but why would it matter if they were wired in series or parallel? :confused:

Dave
 
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whateg0 said:
Maybe I'm missing something, but why would it matter if they were wired in series or parallel? :confused:

Dave
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I read that as "serious" the first time I saw it. I guess it's true that ones eye sees what one's brain expects.
 
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whateg0 said:
Maybe I'm missing something, but why would it matter if they were wired in series or parallel? :confused:

Dave
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I meant "serious".
 
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