Loader For TC33D Need to get creative!

[swadeo]

I agree with what everyone is saying about trying to find a decent loader. After almost a year of searching I was able to find a NH loader for my Ford/New Holland 1925 that was pretty local. The lightly used 110TL loader was off a T1510 that ended up having a major engine problem. I was planning to modify the loader mounts but I found a NOS loader mounting kit for my 1925 for the 110TL so everything should bolt on nicely. Since the 1925 and TC33 are very similar, if not identical in some areas.... if you need the part number for the loader mounting kit please let me know.

 

[the old grind]

Yes! I have the 110 TL on my T1520, op man etc, & had a 7308 on my '98 1520. 7108 and 7308 are near identical to the 110 in all specs. Just enough capacity to keep all four wheels on the ground w/o excess ballast, and from having two of them all three look swap-able to the right fame kit.

I looked for 7108 & 7308 but avoided T-110L, think I goofed. Many TL110s have SSQA and with or w/o bucket, etc will affect price. Let's look around again! This ain't over.

 

[swadeo]

Correct, the 110TL I just bought has the quick attach.... that is why I bought it because all the aftermarket loader companies wanted an additional $600-$700 for that feature.

 

[fried1765]

Correct, the 110TL I just bought has the quick attach.... that is why I bought it because all the aftermarket loader companies wanted an additional $600-$700 for that feature.

My Ford 1920 has a Q/A loader.
I have had it off just once......to paint it, and the tractor.

 

[the old grind]

Not to be confused, all three of these are quick attach to the tractor. To my knowledge only 110TL offers SSQA for the bucket.

 

[RickB]

Not to be confused, all three of these are quick attach to the tractor. To my knowledge only 110TL offers SSQA for the bucket.

Correct.

 

[RobertN]

Some years ago I had a Kubota B8200 but no loader. I had the local tractor shop put a quick attach Bushhog loader on it. It worked well. The quick attach was simple to use. If was in the market I would look at another Bushhog loader.
I peeked at their website; they had three different loaders available.

My current TC40D was used, but had the factors 17LA loader to go with the Supersteer.

 

[4running]

Guys,

I wanted to post my findings on what loaders will fit a TC33D

Rhino 2408 with 2-7411 brackets (Rhino says these brackets are obsolete)
Ansung NTC32
Westendorf TA111
Westendorf TA140 (will also fit super steer)
NH 7308
NH 16LA
NH 17LA (will also fit super steer)
CASE L340
Bushhog 1846QT
BUshhog 2246QT
Woods 1016 (Woods is claiming they are out of the loader business)
Quickie C16 ............(Possible tc35 fitment only) 830 305 2726

As I find others I will post them.

 

[4running]

I also found a guy in KY that sells new old stock 7308 loaders, and will fab brackets to fit various tractors. The loader includes a bucket, valve and hoses.

dixieenterprises@gmail.com

 

[the old grind]

All those NOS bits & not brackets for (this) NH that came std with 7308? Still sounds promising and IMO a best choice option. Got 15 yrs out of my 7308 before trading it in.