Any one running a Paulsen front end loader on 8n?

[kevinw8n]

Was wondering if anyone on here was running a Paulsen front end loader on a 8n or 9n. If yes and it wouldn't be to much trouble to snap me a couple pics of a certain area of the loader. Wanting pics of where the box beam mounts near the front by the oil pan. Thanks in advance if you can help

 

[Kirk-NJ]

Had one on my 4000. Most on the ones for an 8n were trip buckets. Company was still in business a few years ago. I don't know about now? The one on my 4000 could be made to fit an 8n by switching The front bracket supplied by them.

Kirk

 

[Kirk-NJ]

Here's a link to the manual. I seem to remember that flat steel stock would work for a front bracket. Rear brackets wouldn't be necessary because there were different holes for use in different model tractors.
Paulson Lightweight Loader for N Tractors - ad brochure

 

[kevinw8n]

Looks like that one is built heavier than the ones for the 8n. As far as the front bracket I can build it. What I was wondering was where they mount the front bracket to. All of the pictures I have seen looks as if they mount it to the front of the oil pan. Why I ask is I am planning on building one for my 8n as I can't seem to find a used one anywhere. Seen a couple on tractor house but they was quite a ways from me and they wanted quite a bit for them.

 

[Kirk-NJ]

Here is a link to one that;s on an 8n.
http://www.qema.com/8n/
Yes I have seen the bracket and it's mounted to 4 of the 6 bolts on the front of the axle carrier. The bracket has two holes(one each side) that the frame bolts to. I believe they were 3/4" bolts. The box frame had a plate welded in the end and drill and tapped to accept the bolts. The plate would have to be at least 1/2" thick.
This is how I attach the 19-80 snowplow frame to my 8n. The loader bracket would be attached the same.

Kirk

 

[kevinw8n]

Thanks for the link. That's exactly what I needed.

 

[kevinw8n]

I wonder if a guy could contact the person with that tractor in the pictures? Would like a couple of pics of the rear subframe bracket. The ad brochure shows it but not enough.