Like I said earlier in this thread, I put a Davis 100 series on my MF135. I got it from a guy that took it off his MF30. All of the mounts were exactly the same and it came with all parts including the front mount pump. Even with the mounts being exact, it took 3 attempts to get it mounted. Be patient and think it through. I tried to keep as much of it together as I could and that's why it took 3 attempts with one putting a hole in the radiator. Ended up having to remove mounting brackets, foot rest, etc, etc, etc to make it work. I now have it all together and working good but at the time it was very frustrating. I have about $1,000 in the loader including bucket rebuild and new control valve (hoses are good, cylinders don't leak and pump works well) so it was worth it.
Something you definitely don't want to do is buy a loader that is not meant to fit the MF135 and/or doesn't have the mounting brackets. Unless you are a master fabricator, thinking you will get any loader to fit is a wish. Best bet is to get the 32/34 model that is quick attach and much easier to work with.
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