Building A Loader for John Deere 140
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- čas přidán 4. 04. 2015
- In this video there is a slide show of the process of me building a Loader for the 1974 John Deere 140. At the end of the video there are a few clip of it working.
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well done 👍
Beautiful job !
Very nice build! Great looking 140 as well
I use a 140 for mowing, tilling and snowblowing. pulls like a tank and just keeps running. I'm considering building a loader for it as well
Nice build. Good job!
Great loader build.
You will probably find a ton of uses for it.
A ROPS would be a good addition for safety.
You gotta make more stuff for us to watch.
Thanks.
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Sweet....
Nice!
do you have a diagram of the loader so i can build one
Hi,
J'adore 👍
NICE
Nice job, my question is where did you get the front tires thanks
nice
Nice work I wish you sold the Diagram like to build one for my JD 110
What size tires are on that 140. Bigger than stock. Looks nice.
nice build. any way I can contact you on how you did a few things? I'm looking to build one too
super. great job. where did you buy your cylinders?
Howdie Awesome Video Do Ya Have Plan,s For the Pump or what did ya use For Fluid,s and Last Q..How About your Bucket ? Any Plan,s
thks again So Much Farmer
I don’t have plans, I used the tractors hydraulic system to power the loader. I would like to add an external pump eventually. The bucket is actually from a small John Deere tractor
Hi I was wondering where you got all the tires wheel waights and 3 point
Tires came from M.E. Miller tire in Wauseon Ohio, they will ship to your door
I would love to have the diagram too
Would you be intetested in building me one for a JD 318?
Hey Travis,who is the song by in video? Building A Loader for John Deere 140 good video & song. THX....
Sounds like Warren Hayne with Gvt Mule
thank you.
Hi
Gavin ford
want to buy a John Deere 318 with cast iron K engine and scoop
If anyone is still looking for plans go to PF engineering .com. I am building one for my John Deere 430 with the Yanmar diesel. I have been on every website on the net and between the junk that people want for 40 and 44 loaders is shameful. Then you may run across some that say they will fabricate for any tractor only to find 1992 and newer. If it is a John Deere and you refuse to get a little buck loader look into PF. My 430 will accept up to a 54" bucket and with 350 lbs. ballast I will be able to lift a thousand pounds easily. NOT that I plan on abusing it that much, but these prints and the engineering are the real deal if you can read, cut and weld!
Neat, didn't know about that site. Thanks for sharing. I'm planning on making an articulating arm front end loader similar... though different having the articulating arms on the from boom to move the hydraulic cylinder for the bucket what raising and lowering to keep the bucket at the same angle. Cool website. Actually, planning to use some different material too... since was going to use the free dock 2" 1/4" thick square stock and O.D. square tubing other materiel for the boom under dock mount parts. Recently invested in an old Farmall H front end loader for $20 for that heavier duty 3/8" material that's probably a little big... though will work nicely. I think that's an old cobbled "New Idea" model like this: www.forestryforum.com/gallery/albums/userpics/31755/Jim_s_Photo064_28Custom29.jpg Good material anyways for only $20.
E-mail me at Travis4020@gmail.com
Sorry dude , that looks like some of my shit welds .