attaching a loader to an 8N

[John D. MacMillan]

I have a 1950Ford 8N tractor. I would like to attach a loader. I know that it attaches to the back axle. Are there any studs of other places where you can attach the front of the loader or does it attach to the front axle? Will the front axle support it? Is there a bracket that I can buy or make to support the front pump? Also where can I get a pulley that goes on the front of the tractor to drive the pump? Any help would be appreciated

 

[lha]

You can get the pulley here at this site,search for pulleys ---lha

 

[Dean]

John:

I have a Kelley loader that I removed from my 51 years ago.

The loader rails slide into bolt on brackets that attach to the axle trumpets with (longer) fender bolts.

The front support bolts to the front axle support (not the axle).

The pump bracket is an assembly that replaces the original front axle pin. The pump bracket is welded to a pin assembly. The stinger shaft extends through the hollow pin.

Dean

 

[rmlarsen]

you didn"t say what model loader, Wagner or Dearborn. I have installation manuals for each I can email if you tell me which model.

 

[8njunky]

you didn"t say what model loader, Wagner or Dearborn. I have installation manuals for each I can email if you tell me which model.

im looking for a lord loader manual if you have one

 

[Jim.ME]

Click on a person's avatar and most will show when they were last seen (signed in). This thread is from 2009 and rmlarsen was last seen Sept. 28 2012. Unlikely you will get an answer.

 

[8njunky]

oh ok thanks good to know i put up a new post for it to