Re: Ford Loader

Posted by Dave on January 24, 2000 at 21:01:11 from (158.252.49.33):

In Reply to: Ford Loader posted by NormZ WI on January 12, 2000 at 19:21:24:

Norm, I have a Ford Loader 19-117 which was called a 68 Standard loader. I checked out the N news letter (http://www.n-news.com/newpages/manuals.html) under archives and the model you mentioned was called an industrial loader. I'll bet this is close to what I have and here is some background. The frame itself usually contains the hydraulic fluid so cutting that cross pipe is risky. The pump mounting setup might tell you what tractor it came off of. If it's a simple looking design it probably was off a hundred series (my bet). If it looks conical in design, then an "N". I don't know Massey tractors but it appears there would be a lot of adapting. The crankshaft to pump setup has to be right on. The hardest part would be getting the distance right. The loader has a pretty good capacity but I don't have any specs. The archive list can be obtained and would give more info. The loader I have came in two models, standard (no pump) and the industrial(front pump). I completely built a hydraulic system from ground up to make this like the industrial. I went to a good cylinder Hydraulic shop and they had good advise. The pump was about $320.00, dual controls $150.00/ etc. They were able to put new seals in the cylinders. I avoided old pumps and the headaches trying to find parts if needed. Unless it looks like a simple project and your welding skills are good, dive in. This topic crops up from time to time in the ford forums and implements forum. Good luck!
Dave

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