2020 step
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I took off one of the bolts that hold the loader bracket to the trans case and it's a 3/4" bolt. I'm thinking I'll just drill out the top hole in the step bracket and mount it under the outside 3/4" bolt on the outside of that loader bracket. Don't know how this step bracket could be installed on the trans even without the loader bracket as they too are 3/4", unless they were enlarged to mount the loader. I haven't a clue, but I'll get it on.
Spending most of my days helping the wife at this point. She can't put any weight on the bad foot and is on a rolling walker but still needs help with that. Full time nurse here, cooking, laundry and everything, at least we can afford a cleaning person and gardener at least one day a week. I guess this is what they call 'for worse'.
Spending most of my days helping the wife at this point. She can't put any weight on the bad foot and is on a rolling walker but still needs help with that. Full time nurse here, cooking, laundry and everything, at least we can afford a cleaning person and gardener at least one day a week. I guess this is what they call 'for worse'.
jenkinsph
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Hang in there one reason I am on TBN so much is at times I have to stay close taking care of my mother. I have been a part time now full time care giver for a while. I can work my jobs most of the time but lost the entire month of January this year. Got to take care of family!
Zebrafive
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What model loader? I had the same step and bracket on my 2030 before I added a loader.
My loader (245 JD) has mounts that bolt to the front side frame holes then attach to the rear axle.
I took two pieces of metal and sandwiched the loader frame (the tube that goes to the rear axle) between them. One top, the other bottom, with a bolt on each side through them.
The bottom piece is longer and sticks out long enough to bolt the step (removed from the JD bracket) to it.
My loader (245 JD) has mounts that bolt to the front side frame holes then attach to the rear axle.
I took two pieces of metal and sandwiched the loader frame (the tube that goes to the rear axle) between them. One top, the other bottom, with a bolt on each side through them.
The bottom piece is longer and sticks out long enough to bolt the step (removed from the JD bracket) to it.