There are different brackets, and different frames in some cases, for different tractors.
A 2000 loader would work if you could find one that came off a 74 series tractor. By the time of the 84 series the 2000 loader had been replaced by the "50 series" of loaders. 2200, 2250, 2350, 2450.
The 2200 is designed specifically for the 84 series tractors. The 2250 is a quick attach version. The 2350 is in my opinion too large for the 84 series, and for sure the 2450 is way oversized.
1850 and 2050/2050A loaders are also options, slightly older and designed for the 74 series, but they should bolt right on a 484.
Even with all these options though, it's not like you can just walk in to your local used tractor loader superstore and put one in your shopping cart. You've got to find one, in good condition, at a price you can agree with, that is close enough to go and get.
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