If I remember correctly that loader was for the IH cub lowboy series. I had a Cub and sold the tractor but kept and adapted the loader to my 650 JD like you have. The loader I had like that used the frame uprights as a reservoir and had a separate PTO driven pump.The hydraulics on the 650 can be tapped for using a loader. The loader was built stronger than the tractor. I welded the front of the loader frame on the front tractor weight bracket. I cut the long angle iron parts that went to the back axle housings and did a little rearranging of the frame and connected the rear angle braces for the axle housings to mount to the large bolts on each side of the clutch housing of the 650 and it worked well. I used it for 5+ years. Eventually I bought a backhoe-loader unit and took the loader off the 650. I advertised the loader for ale on the classified ads on this forum and a guy from Massachusetts bought it and drove down here to central Georgia to pick it up. Turf tires worked best with the loader. You almost can not turn it when loaded without power steering. So I bough the high price kit from John Deere and added it. I later took the power steering off my 650 because it needed some repair to one of the cylinder ends. I only use the 650 now for pulling my 5' flail mower and power steering wasn't needed. It is in a box here at my shop if you might be interested in it. I don't think the power steering kit is available any longer from Deere. gadavis9180@gmail.com
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