What Loader will fit a 1993 Ford 3930 45 HP Diesel Tractor

[j250trxr]

I also have the 7310 loader on my 98 3930 with FWA.

 

[RickB]

Can you tell me if a 7108 loader can be mounted on a 3930

Yes, I can tell you. No, it can't.

 

[horse97]

Can a 7310 be mounted on a 2wd 3930 and if so how many remotes will it need.Thanks for any help

 

[Farmer495]

Can a 7310 be mounted on a 2wd 3930 and if so how many remotes will it need.Thanks for any help

Yes, 7310 will fit a 2wd 3930 if you have the right mounts. Mounts are a bigger issue than finding a loader most times.

Any loader, depending on how you want to hook it up, will require one of the following:

1) two double acting remotes (no loader valve/joystick)
2) power beyond (not use remotes at all and use a loader valve/joystick)
3) one double acting remote (plug loader valve/joystick into remote and tie remote lever "on")

"2" is the best way, but can be most expensive.

 

[horse97]

Can anyone tell me if i can mount a 7109 loader with a joy stick on a 3930 2wd,If so can it work with one remote,Thanks

 

[whis]

if you have the right loader brackets, only need one remote

 

[ovrszd]

You'll hafta get hydraulic power from somewhere?? I've got a 3910 without loader. It has two rear remotes. I've not investigated to see if I can get "power beyond" off those remotes. That's what would be needed to power an FEL joystick. A trip to your local Ford/NH dealer would probably get those answers. Post pics if you do this project.

 

[another30acres]

I have been looking at a used NEW HOLLAND 270TL Front End Loader for my 1993 Ford 3930 Tractor. Can anyone tell me if that will fit a Ford 3930

I cannot say about the 270tl but for reference, our Ford 3910 (55hp diesel, type II) came with a 776 stock Ford loader. That loader is simply 'great'. It's reasonably lightweight for the heavy lifting it does, has never leaked and lifts pretty much anything our 55hp tractor 'should'. I've even lifted 1900 lb bales with it this year, but barely. Way(!) too heavy for that type of weight at the end of your loader, but simply yanked the bales off the trailer down to the ground and then sort of slid the bales using the baler. I've only seen one sell on Auctiontime or BigIron the past year and went pretty decently, $1900, with out the valve nor pump, which is decent $ for such a small and incomplete loader.

The photo will give you an idea of mounts:
http://www.auctiontime.com/OnlineAuctions/Details.aspx?OHID=9023453&lp=th

Evidently there are other Ford type II tractor owners that are very keen on this loader given the bid. Ford did their job right with both the tractor and the loader as I couldn't ask to improve on much with either, very happy with that for an all around small ranch tractor.

As for attachment, the 776 has somewhat of a 'quick' attachment as it can be detached, but not really as the hoses do not pull free. The hydraulics to run the tractor are run from the front, with the front pulley attached to a pump. Nothing uses or touches the hydraulics in back. You can search on Ebay for the type of pump for the 3900 series tractor as they're common for parts/replacements and very likely you'll need one no matter what loader you put on it, unless you find a loader that comes with it. I'd never waste rear hydraulics on a loader as that severely limits the long term use-ability of your tractor.

If someone else has been able to put the 270TL modded to an older Ford, please chime in. I have a Ford 4000 I'd like to put one on and curious if I could fab quick mounts to fit - and betting it could be done. ???

Regards,
Matthew in Colorado

 

[Bat33]

I have a Ford 7209 for sale