Hi. I am introducing myself to the surprising world of retrofitting loaders. My tractor is a MF 135 and I am trying to make a bracket to retrofit a EzeeOn 2060 loader. I have looked it over and am at a loss where one could possibly attach the front of the bracket; I believe I could use the four tapped 5/8 bolt holes on each side of the bell housing with a connecting strap under the engine. This home made bracket would hopefully allow me to use the U shaped frame that allows the quick release of the loader
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Matt from Oz
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Hi Still
Just my 2c worth EzeeOn still exists if it were me I would get in contact with them and see if they can make and what price for the bracket. I have no idea of your metal working and engineering skills but if this went wrong you could do
serious damage to yourself and your tractor. EzeeOn should have a jig to make the bracket it will bolt on minimum fuss and you are off and going with something that should be certified to work. Matt
Just my 2c worth EzeeOn still exists if it were me I would get in contact with them and see if they can make and what price for the bracket. I have no idea of your metal working and engineering skills but if this went wrong you could do
serious damage to yourself and your tractor. EzeeOn should have a jig to make the bracket it will bolt on minimum fuss and you are off and going with something that should be certified to work. Matt
Hey Matt
Thanks for the interest. Turns out Ezee On was bought for its' haying implements and the new buyer, perhaps
Buhler destroyed all templates and records for loader brackets. Good news is I found two 5/8" holes at bottom of radiator support and two threaded holes above them. I know an excellent welder and he can help fabricate tractor body brackets. That's what I'm going with and I think it will be fine, so wish me luck and we'll see how it works out.
Thanks for the interest. Turns out Ezee On was bought for its' haying implements and the new buyer, perhaps
Buhler destroyed all templates and records for loader brackets. Good news is I found two 5/8" holes at bottom of radiator support and two threaded holes above them. I know an excellent welder and he can help fabricate tractor body brackets. That's what I'm going with and I think it will be fine, so wish me luck and we'll see how it works out.
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