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Brian Ramsbey

08-11-1999 15:47:02

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Being New to the 8N I have just got what I believe is an 1949. I am buying a Ferguson TO20 which has a frontend loader but the tractor has a blown engine(I know big surprise there right?) The Loader is suppose to fit my 8N but the Pump sticks out the front of the tractor and had some kind of coupler to the front engine crank pulley? Since the engine is out of the tractor I am not sure how the link was made. This pump has a shaft which goes through the front axle and up to where the engine used to be. How are pumps mounted on the 8N? Do you run them off a belf on the side or is this a normal pump off the front? If so the grill is in the way what do you do then? I would really like to use the loader I hope someone can help me....

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Brian

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Jim WI

08-13-1999 11:13:13

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Re: 8N Front Loader Pump? in reply to Brian Ramsbey, 08-11-1999 15:47:02

I've seen two styles of pump drives.

One uses bolts a splined plate to the front of the crank pulley - the shaft for the pump slides through the front pin and into the splined plate.

The second uses a plate with four pins on it to engage the crank pulley - the pump shaft is connected to this plate with a set screw.

Of the two, I prefer the splined plate - the pump and the rest of the loader can be removed more easily than with the set screw version. The splined version also seems to hold up better.

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Don in Mi

08-11-1999 18:58:10

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Re: 8N Front Loader Pump? in reply to Brian Ramsbey, 08-11-1999 15:47:02

I have a wagner loader, the pump is mounted on the front as you discribed, you have to change the crank pully to one that has a spline in it. The shaft of the pump goes into the spline. The grille either has to be modified or left off.

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Geoff in MN

08-11-1999 17:10:35

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Re: 8N Front Loader Pump? in reply to Brian Ramsbey, 08-11-1999 15:47:02

If your loader is similar to the one on my 2N (Dearborn 19-21) then it will require you to remove the grill and install the proper crankshaft pulley. It's been quite some time since I had it apart so I can't remember if the pulley is splined in the center to receive the pumpshaft or if it bolted to a shaft-half. I do know for sure that you will need the correct pulley as I had to switch mine. You may be missing the pump shaft also. Also the grill stays off. Hope this helps.

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Mike

09-29-1999 08:18:20

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Re: Re: 8N Front Loader Pump? in reply to Geoff in MN, 08-11-1999 17:10:35

Your loader seems to be identical to what I have. My front pump mount had suffered a beating over the years and required rebuilding. It looks like your pump shaft is shorter than mine as your pump has been moved back. I am curious about the 2 bars above the pump mount, I thought someone had added them to mine but maybe not. Will have to ad them back on. Thanks, great pictures.

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