What loader model is this? Will it fit on a 135

[Youperman]

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[shaeff]

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I can't say for sure, but it looks very similar to a MF 102 loader. It's a beast. Runs off a front mounted PTO pump.

 

[Youperman]

I can't say for sure, but it looks very similar to a MF 102 loader. It's a beast. Runs off a front mounted PTO pump.

Thanks i picked it up for $1,000 i thought it might be a 100 model it was a barn find the guy i bought it from told me it will fit on a 135 or 202

 

[Youperman]

I can't say for sure, but it looks very similar to a MF 102 loader. It's a beast. Runs off a front mounted PTO pump.

Thanks i picked it up for $1,000 i thought it might be a 100 model it was a barn find the guy i bought it from told me it will fit on a 135 or 202:

 

[hslogger]

I had a 202 and this photo of yours shows a loader assembly that sure looks like the genuine item. All I can tell you was the loader assembly was heavy and powerful. The tractor was a real workhorse for a gasser in its' day.

 

[MarblemountLane]

I agree. Looks very much like the 102 loader on my MF204.

 

[PatrickS2222]

Thanks i picked it up for $1,000 i thought it might be a 100 model it was a barn find the guy i bought it from told me it will fit on a 135 or 202

That's the same as my loader, although the controls on mine are on the left side. I believe it is a 102 and Shaeff is correct - it does run off a front pump, and IS a beast. :thumbsup: It's incredibly strong, has two pairs of double-acting cylinders and a mounting frame that reaches right to the rear axle. I hope you got the pump and drive with it, also mine has a huge filter in a casing on the left side. You will need, among other bits, a crankshaft front pulley that the pump drive-shaft can be bolted to.

You will be amazed what it will lift. Mine is on a MF40 industrial, which has 7.50-16 front wheels/tyres and a one-piece square front axle - much stronger for weight-carrying than the agri-spec 3-piece adjustable version such as what is on my '68 MF135. You may have the later version square front axle, but be aware of the weight-carrying capacity of smaller tyres; and DON'T turn them inside out!

I have normal Dextron ATF auto-trans oil in mine ... I was surprised to find that's one of the oils approved for it! :laughing:

Since you've been savvy enough to buy it, can you post a few more pics? Thanks.

 

[wfreebie]

Will this loader fit an MF20 Industrial?

 

[wfreebie]

Just curious. Did you buy this in Missouri?

 

[wfreebie]

That's the same as my loader, although the controls on mine are on the left side. I believe it is a 102 and Shaeff is correct - it does run off a front pump, and IS a beast. :thumbsup: It's incredibly strong, has two pairs of double-acting cylinders and a mounting frame that reaches right to the rear axle. I hope you got the pump and drive with it, also mine has a huge filter in a casing on the left side. You will need, among other bits, a crankshaft front pulley that the pump drive-shaft can be bolted to.

You will be amazed what it will lift. Mine is on a MF40 industrial, which has 7.50-16 front wheels/tyres and a one-piece square front axle - much stronger for weight-carrying than the agri-spec 3-piece adjustable version such as what is on my '68 MF135. You may have the later version square front axle, but be aware of the weight-carrying capacity of smaller tyres; and DON'T turn them inside out!

I have normal Dextron ATF auto-trans oil in mine ... I was surprised to find that's one of the oils approved for it! :laughing:

Since you've been savvy enough to buy it, can you post a few more pics? Thanks.

Will this loader fit the MF20 Industrial?