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another, recognize the loader question

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dmiller

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I've had this for a few years and have assumed it was homemade. Since there have been a few other posts asking "what type of loader is this" I thought I'd give it a try. I've never seen any type of nameplate or parts numbers on it.
The hydraulic pump is on the left side below the rear vertical member(ths also functions as the reservoir) The pump is chain driven off a sprocket bolted to the side of the flywheel (live hydraulics).
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Does it have a bar running across the top on the uprights? If so, it looks like a Duall, a good strong loader, I've got one mountd on an industrial MM tractor.
 
Any parts available for these if it is a dual? A couple of the cylinders are leaking. One I replaced a seal on a few years ago. The bucket cylinder drifts something awful. I pulled it off to rebuild it and found that the cylinder cap (ring to remove to get to seals) had been mangled with a hammer and the threads will not move anymore.
 
Sure Looks like a Du al. I know fixerupper has a dual mounted on a 630 that looks a lot like this one. Farmhand made a similiar loader also but don't think it has the bar in the back like this one looks like it does. Hopefully either Fixerupper will weigh in or Allan. Allan knows a fair bit about those old farmhands.
 
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