I have a 19-65 but do not have the plate which goes over the forks. Never seen one for sale.

I am looking to fan one. Not too concerned about dimensions as they will be dictated be the unit. What I can use are any pictures anyone could/would be willing to get for me.

Thanks

See page 41 in the Dearborn Loaders Master Parts book on this site. There is a drawing of the plate. Hope this helps.

Thanks Rick it does. I printed out that page.

Can't tell though if the sides are welded to the bottom or if it is one piece. It does say it is a welded assembly. That could reference the rings though.

I'll look for more info.

Thanks again.

I have an original plate on my 19-29.
It is in NH.
I will be up there next week, and will take some photos of it for you.
They are a very unique loader, and a great accessory implement to have.
Bob

Thanks Bob. I have one. Never had it on a tractor. On the list for spring. I want to fab the plate this winter.

Brian,
If you look at the "Loaders 1952 Parts Manual" in the website manuals tab, on page 41, it will show the pan installed over the tines.
The bottom edges are not welded, but a one piece bent at a 90 degrees.
There is an extra wear edge welded on the work end of it which is about 2" wide.
It gives a good view of the installation.
only two bolts, one on each side, and the welded on loops attach it to the tines/loader.
Do you have the accessory hydraulic boost parts for it as well?
Bob

I do have the cylinders and mount. I believe I have everything except the bucket plate.

This is on my spring list. I got a welder for Christmas and think that this wouldn't be too tough a project.