Depends what tractor the mounts fit.Will this DuAL 340 loader fit on my Fordson Major with some adjustments, it has mounts etc
The mounts came off a 56 series IH tractorDepends what tractor the mounts fit.
My thought is that it may take a fair bit of modification to make the mounts for an IH 56 series tractor fit a Major. I will say I may be wrong. Getting some dimensions and taking measurements of the mounts, and where they would have to fit to the tractor, will reveal how much modification is needed. I expect modifications may be a better description of what could be involved, than adjustments.The mounts came off a 56 series IH tractor
My thought is that it may take a fair bit of modification to make the mounts for an IH 56 series tractor fit a Major. I will say I may be wrong. Getting some dimensions and taking measurements of the mounts, and where they would have to fit to the tractor, will reveal how much modification is needed. I expect modifications may be a better description of what could be involved, than adjustments.
It has been mentioned before what you have skills and equipment/tooling to make modifications comes into play. Can you build and rebuild the mounts yourself or are you looking at having a shop do the work? If you can do fabrication work to the level needed to mount a loader you should already have an idea of the changes needed to do this. If you have a shop that you plan to use to make the modifications, see if they have someone to look at it with you and provide an estimate. There is a certain amount of fit, trial, and error in such a project in my opinion.
Thanks for the info. There is also another loader at our auction its a 2144 Great Bend also with mounts; not sure what it came off of but I could try to find out. Just wondered if this would fit also with some mods. Thanks for letting me pick your brains.My thought is that it may take a fair bit of modification to make the mounts for an IH 56 series tractor fit a Major. I will say I may be wrong. Getting some dimensions and taking measurements of the mounts, and where they would have to fit to the tractor, will reveal how much modification is needed. I expect modifications may be a better description of what could be involved, than adjustments.
It has been mentioned before what you have skills and equipment/tooling to make modifications comes into play. Can you build and rebuild the mounts yourself or are you looking at having a shop do the work? If you can do fabrication work to the level needed to mount a loader you should already have an idea of the changes needed to do this. If you have a shop that you plan to use to make the modifications, see if they have someone to look at it with you and provide an estimate. There is a certain amount of fit, trial, and error in such a project in my opinion.
Thanks for the info. There is also another loader at our auction its a 2144 Great Bend also with mounts; not sure what it came off of but I could try to find out. Just wondered if this would fit also with some mods. Thanks for letting me pick your brains.
He can message, I can't say I will be much help. You likely don't want to hear this however, if you really want a loader tractor look around for a newer Ford, Case, JD, Massey, etc,, (70's) industrial tractor with a loader on it. They will be built for loader work.Thanks for all of your advice; we will take measurements and see what is needed for the Dual loader. My son would be the one doing all of this. He's a fair welder and good mechanic. He wonders if it is something he could do; given measurements etc. We're in Wyoming and its hard to find a loader, let alone one that would fit a Fordson, so anything we find would take modifications. Any advice would be appreciated, I will get him to message you again if that's ok with you. Thanks
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