Step 1 of the Little Bull attachment process: Pop the hood and get started!

[@puntagordageorgestratchko8554]

Well, I have been working my Little Bull loader now for about 10 to 12 working hours (got it 2 weeks ago) and I have to say that it is a great addition to my John Deere 738. It really turned this over size lawn mower into a real working piece of Yard equipment. It has made my life a lot easier. IN my opinion this a great company to do business with. This is real quality equipment at a fair price. Great people to do business with.

[@LittleBuckLoader]

Thank you so much, George!

[@JoelBouvier]

In all the other videos of mounting the little bull loader it shows different motor mounts that uses turn buckles and in this video the motor mounts have a black pipe welded to the mounts that bolts onto the side of the loader What is the difference Thanks Joel

[@LittleBuckLoader]

Hi Joel, thanks for the question! We have evolved the loader since this video. Please check out our latest how-to-attach here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pp62lGSQgKx5p8k. And please keep us posted if you have any other questions. Thanks! [e-mail] | ‪[phone]‬

[@dconrad246]

looks like welding a longer shaft on the jack would be helpful just to get it out away from everything. And couldnt you do a pin all the way through for the side brackets instead of the bolts? This would be perfect for my 455. think it would fit?

[@LittleBuckLoader]

Hi Daniel, we haven't quite gotten the Bull fit for the 455, but the Little Buck fits well on your machine.

[@chriskilla247]

When are you going to start making them for the 318 332

[@JSG1776]

I’d like to know that too.

[@LittleBuckLoader]

We'll keep you posted!

[@gregorygordineer22]

How much for x739

[@LittleBuckLoader]

Sorry that we missed this -- These loaders are $2,890. Thanks!

[@k.jeffreypollard4621]

Could you use a drill on the Jack instead of the handle?

[@LittleBuckLoader]

Thanks for the idea!

[@DonnaDee59]

Who is doing the Welding ?

[@LittleBuckLoader]

We do all of our welding!

[@ericmick6679]

Can you tell me if it will fit 445, I have been looking at the other one you sell. This one seems a lot better built please what is the price on this one in video. Thank you Eric.

[@chriskilla247]

I don't think they will fit A 445 try the ctc loader

[@LittleBuckLoader]

We are still tweaking our design for a 445. Thanks for staying in touch!

[@ericmick6679]

@@LittleBuckLoader please keep me posted, for a purchase. Thank you Eric.

[@LittleBuckLoader]

@@ericmick6679 We will!

[@ericmick6679]

@@LittleBuckLoader thank you look forward to hear from you.👍👍👍👍👍

[@ericmick6679]

Please what is the price on this loader, it looks alot heaver duty. Thank you Eric look forward to hearing from you.

[@LittleBuckLoader]

Currently $2,890. Learn more here: www.littlebuckloader.com/littlebull

[@ericmick6679]

@@LittleBuckLoader thank you for getting back to me. When you are satisfied it will fit 445 please let me know thank you Eric.

[@k.jeffreypollard4621]

I haven’t looked at all these replies but could you use a drill and socket to raise and lower the Jack assist

[@_P0tat07_]

Not a fan of the side brackets. I think it’s a bad idea to have them bolted to the engine mounts. I get why you did it though, cause the bolts are right there as easy to access. You would be better off having them bolt directly to the tractor frame But I think you’d have to drill some holes for that.

[@LittleBuckLoader]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@bryanengle1615]

that didn't look so good when you pushed the bucket against the ground before lifting the bucket up.