I found them. Thanks. How is everything working out with it? You mentioned that you lost some of the bucket swing arc with the adapter plate, so what would you have done differently if you could do it over?
Glad you did find them, and I hope some of it makes sense.
As I recall, the bucket movement limitation was fixed with minor grinding. Or at least I haven't noticed a difference. But, yes, I would do it a bit differently a second time around.
Rather than using the more expensive Titan kit, I'd go with the "lesser" one. Yes, that crossbar was helpful when tacking parts in place, and the plates made the work easier, too, even though they had to be modified.
Now that I know how to do it, I'd pick the cheaper version and not end up with the bucket six inches farther forward. Actually it's not the bucket, or pallet forks, or any of the other gizmos I've used on that adapter that makes me wish the setup was shorter. It's the snowblower.
That's why I'm looking for another loader to cut up, so I can shorten the whole thing by a couple of feet.
Anyway, it's a fairly cheap and easy addition which opens up all kinds of possibilities for different uses for the SEE. No regrets on my part, and I wish both SEEs had the quick attach on them.