Neat looking 2N loader

[Royse]

Saw this on Craigslist. The loader looks compact and neat
compared to many of the others. Anyone recognize the brand?
I would think it is fairly light duty and that's probably a good thing.

 

[Big Trees]

You know I'm new to tractor and don't know much but that thing is about the best looking N and loader setup I've seen. Most I see look WAAAAY too big for the N. That looks just right, IMO.

 

[kev518n]

Haven't seen that one before. I think I like the Paulson setup a little better. Especially with the trip removed and tilt cylinders for bucket.

 

[old]

That loader does not look like it would hold up well even on an 8N. Looks to be built more for a large lawn tractor

 

[John in Mich]

Hey Royse,
Definitely light duty but would do everything I want a loader to do. I might have to rethink putting my loader onto the Jube.

 

[MNGB]

I have no idea about the make of the loader but I like it for the N series, you can get on / off the tractor with ease, yes it looks lighter duty but as posted that's ok for a N.
GB in MN

 

[TheOldHokie]

(quoted from post at 13:27:16 02/28/16) Saw this on Craigslist. The loader looks compact and neat
compared to many of the others. Anyone recognize the brand?
I would think it is fairly light duty and that's probably a good thing.

Looks like a pretty good match but probably a little on the light side.

Another good match and a little heavier duty is the SSB Model 120 - their 8N kit is your's for a paltry $3K and shipping.

Then all you need is an underdrive transmission and Elenco 4WD kit and you would be half way to having a modern tractor ;-)


TOH

 

[Big Trees]

Good call, TOH. That is more beefy steel there. That price is scary though lol.

 

[kev518n]

I like the look of this loader the best.

 

[Tom N MS]

Yes-I like that..neat-not clumsy looking..

 

[Colin King]

Looks really nice. Being completely without loader capacity at the moment, having something like this would certainly earn its keep at my place.

Colin, MN

 

[JB in Co]

Ask the Craigslist seller what the brand
name and model number is for the loader? He
may know.

 

[Royse]

I could JB, but his asking price is so high ($5000) I'm not
interested in buying the tractor so didn't want to waste his time.
I just liked the looks of the loader.

Here's the [b:f535472a7a]ad[/b:f535472a7a] if anyone else is interested.

 

[MNGB]

After looking at the ad the loader looks shop built to me just looking at the welds and material used.
GB in MN

 

[Royse]

I hadn't looked that close GB, but now that you mention it I think
you are probably right. Cut down from something else maybe.

 

[steve19438]

you can see welds?????

 

[MNGB]

Have you looked at the pics in the ad?

 

[duey]

What *I* like is that the load is not lifted seven feet ahead of the tractor... LIFT CLOSE IN. I like it!!

 

[steve19438]

I had not. thanks for the tip.

 

[W_B]

I agree that is looks shop built, not a bad job though. It is much lighter than the one on my little Mahindra (eMax 22). It's only a 900 lb. rated lift capacity. From what I've heard about loaders on an N you wouldn't want much more than that. This loader looks about the right size.

 

[Clifford B.]

Looks like an easy project fer me later this summer
if fund'age permits :wink: