Posted by ejensen on November 01, 2013 at 06:13:55 from (67.183.217.224):
In Reply to: Re: bolt sizes, length posted by massey333 on November 01, 2013 at 05:26:51:
Massey, I also had never heard of a paulson loader until about a month ago. I was using the forum to find out what type of loader would fit on my jubilee. The tractor had a wagner loader on it which made it difficult to get on the tractor. Please check out the picture of the paulson loader included with my reply. I have been told that paulson loaders are still being built in Minnesota. I have been unable to contact the company. Paulson loader I have has has a front mounted pump and hydraulics for the bucket. I found out these things could be added to the standard paulson loader which had a trip bucket and was powered by the tractors hydraulics. Please note that the picture shows the rear of the loader frame being connected under the rear axle using the fender bolts.
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