Everything said above is true. With that being said, many many old N tractors had / have loaders on them. Just don't expect too much. Wagner loaders were a popular choice. Most are the "crawl over" type. Try to avoid a "trip" bucket. Find one with a hydraulic cylinder on the bucket.
Got too many old Fords to count, but my oldest (to me) has had a Wagner WM4 on it the last 30 years I've owned it. Still sees some use. Not like early days though. Have more modern stuff that works better.
There are "step through" loaders that will fit, Wagner and others. More convenient, but doesn't leave for much room.
Get one with it's own front mount hydraulic pump. The old N's hydraulic pump doesn't work well for a loader (inconvenient, slow, gravity down, etc).
Make sure you get all the components when you find one. Components often missing are front hanging bracket, hydraulic pump, stinger shaft. A crawl over type loader for the N's, missing any components is worth about $0. Don't over pay. A crawl over with everything, should be had for a few hundred dollars. A step through, complete, a couple hundered more.
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