Loader identification.

[Floopy]

I have a loader that doesn't appear to have any stamps or markings. I don't see a plate of any kind or any numbers. I'm not sure if it has been repainted but it is in pretty good shape. It could be that there is etched in information that I just can't see.

I was wondering if any of you might recognize it as a specific brand/model. The rusty piece on top came with it but I don't know that it actually was part of it.

I know this is probably a hard ask but if anyone can take a guess I'd appreciate it.

 

[rrlund]

The tag would have been on the framework that bolted to the tractor. Not many ways to build the boom part that you have pictured, so it might be hard to narrow it down for a definitive answer.

 

[Floopy]

The tag would have been on the framework that bolted to the tractor. Not many ways to build the boom part that you have pictured, so it might be hard to narrow it down for a definitive answer.

I think it is a Allis Chambers 400/500 loader. I asked chatgpt and it said it was a 40s loader first but when I specified to search images using the plate on the side of it, it came back with that. Pretty wild it could search for the loader just based on the single house shaped plate on the side.

 

[m16ty]

Looks like a AC loader, either a 400 or 500. They had the underslung bucket cylinders like that, the theory was it provided more breakout force.