Jerry Belcher Jr
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What front loader did John Deere install on a 1973 1020 there are several listed that say will fit but not sure if all will without modification
A John Deere 46 and 146 loader would fit. For a newer loader then you would want a JD 520 loader. Even if it had the longer four cylinder bracket it will also have the holes for the three cylinder about six inched in front of the four cylinder mounting holes. You cut the bracket off and bolt it up.
Tx Jim
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