First time builder - CadLoader 907

Schemer · May 1, 2005

I just started working on the CadPlans Loader 907. I haven't had much experience with metal fabrication, but needed something to move around driveway material, landscape material and snow. This looked like the most cost effective solution for my situation. Good excuse to get out into the garage too. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Anyone with tips for the beginner please post.

Attached is the first pic of the tractor frame attachment.

Henro · May 1, 2005

Schemer,

I don't have any tips that would help...but I do look forward to seeing pictures of your progress as the project moves along.

Looks good so far! /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

bobodu · May 1, 2005

You'll want to check out this forum...lots of CAD builders...and just about everything else we can think of. Machine Builders Network

blackd · May 1, 2005

Built a 907 3 Yrs ago. Lessons learned: 1, use the same cylinders as are in the kit. Requires less adjusting. 2, Fit the bucket arms as far back towards the front of the tractor as posible. The 907 is set up for many machines that are longer than many of the CUTs, and can position the bucket a little too far forward for some machines. 3, Reinforce the main arms where they attach to the tractor mounts. If you got the MetKit arms they may be cut with too little metal at the main bearing points. 4, After mounting the FEL check and tighten the frame mounting bolts frequently until they settle in.