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Phil (VA)

04-03-2001 08:59:30




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I am buying a front loader which came off an 8N Ford. It has front pump and appears complete. No name or serial. I want to install on my TO35 Ferguson, which had a loader at one time (before I owned it) and already has lower grill cut away. Measurements appear to be ok, but I am unsure of hooking up shaft from pump and any other "gotchas". I can see the front bracket will need some engineering, but not too much as I think a short angle iron will allow me to adapt it to the Fergie. Any advice? Thanks in advance for help.

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Spencer

04-07-2001 21:16:22




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 Re: Loader in reply to Phil (VA), 04-03-2001 08:59:30  
When you bought the loader, did it come with an adapter that bolts to the crank pulley? It has four bolt holes on a flange and the female spline to accept the pump shaft. You may need to make a bracket to support the pump. You may also need to space out your grill guard. Then just a matter of supplying oil to the pump and a return. My 601 Ford did not have a place for return oil. It was suggested to me to drill and tap a hole in my oil filler cap and connect a barb pipe fitting to that. It has been working fine. Hope this helps.

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Phil in California

04-03-2001 15:48:04




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 Re: Loader in reply to Phil (VA), 04-03-2001 08:59:30  
I too recently bought a loader that was supposed to have been made for an 8N. It sounds like what you are describing. I am intending to mount it on my NAA (sounds simpler than the conversion you are attempting). Mine has a lable on the side "Wagner Iron Works". I posted a question here several days ago and so far no luck. Will be doing the fit up later this spring. Let me know what you find out and I'll do the same.

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