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Posted by Stan(VA). on October 17, 2000 at 08:39:46 from (207.172.106.119):
I found a series II SH this week with a factory loader. This loader is an I beam type that goes to the rear axle with a small bucket w/ tines on the front. Can anyone point me to pictures describing diff's in the model 30/31 loaders, or tell me what to look for to identify this one? I have seen the later model 33 loaders with the round tube frame but this is at least one generation older. Thanks, Stan(VA).
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