Customer Project Gallery
Check out some of our customers’ projects on these pages. Also, if you have purchased plans from us and used them to build your project, please send us some pics and we’ll post them here.
Bob B. of Knoxville, TN put together this loader for his John Deere 317 garden tractor
Richard is using an external belt driven pump to power the loader. great work Richard!
Richard M. of Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY put together this loader for his John Deere 317 garden tractor.
Richard is using an external belt driven pump to power the loader. great work Richard!
Jeff G. in Colgate, WI built this loader for his John Deere 318 Garden Tractor, nice work Jeff!
Gerry B. in Omaha, NE built this loader for his John Deere 318 Garden tractor
the loader for this John Deere 318 garden tractor was built by a vocational school class at Montachusett technical vocational school in Fitchburg, MA (www.montytech.net). the tractor was owned by their teacher and the class project was a great way to learn about hydraulics. great work!
Jeff G. in Colgate, WI built this loader for his John Deere 318 Garden Tractor, nice work Jeff!
the loader for this John Deere 318 garden tractor was built by a vocational school class at Montachusett technical vocational school in Fitchburg, MA (www.montytech.net). the tractor was owned by their teacher and the class project was a great way to learn about hydraulics. great work!
Jeff G. in Colgate, WI built this loader for his John Deere 318 Garden Tractor, nice work Jeff!
the loader for this John Deere 318 garden tractor was built by a vocational school class at Montachusett technical vocational school in Fitchburg, MA (www.montytech.net). the tractor was owned by their teacher and the class project was a great way to learn about hydraulics. great work!
the John Deere 400 waiting patiently in the garage for it's next job.
Al Z. from Brownton, MN built this loader for his John Deere 400 Garden Tractor here seen with weight box typically holding 350 lbs of stone when full
here Al is lifting a sweepster broom unit onto the back of a pickup. that 350 lbs of counterweight comes in handy at times like this.
Jerry H. from Emmetsburg, IA built this loader for his John Deere 400 Garden tractor. nice work Jerry!
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If you have a particular question about mounting a loader or a backhoe on your tractor, please email us, and we will do our best to get you set up.
What Next?
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View Photos
Head over to our picture gallery where we have 1063 images of our customers’ machines on display. Use the search box at the top of that page to locate a particular make or model tractor that you are interested in seeing with a loader or backhoe attachment.
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View Videos
On our videos page, see customers operating their DIY loaders, backhoes and log splitters — all built using our plans.
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Order Plans
Go to our orders page and find out how to order one or more of our products, such as plans for a front-end loader or a backhoe. There are ordering links for shipping plans within the U.S. and internationally.
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Contact Us
Perhaps you have questions about hydraulics, a particular tractor application, or something else. Ask the original designer and builder about your project before you purchase plans. Feel free to contact Paul by email at , or call the office at 413-256-4960. You can also call Paul’s cell at 413-835-5801.
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Read More
The FAQ page contains some of the most commonly asked questions we hear about building loaders and backhoes. Your question may be answered there, if not please feel free to contact us by email or phone.
