Ferguson L-UO-20 loader

Can anyone tell me more about this loader? I found it in a farm yard here in Colorado and the guy who owns it wants to sell, but I would like to know how it attaches to a Ford 2N and if it needs hydraulics etc. From what I could see of it, it appears to be all there and the bucket dumps with a latch. Any pictures, drawings or descriptions as to how this works would be appreciated.

Up to about 4 feet, it has a maximum lift of 1000 pounds. When the 3 pt. takes over it has a max. lift of 600 pounds. Yes it will lift a pretty good load for its size. Does the loader have the bracket to hook into the hydraulic test port. I could send you a copy of my owners manual if you want me to. It shows everything in good detail. We don't have a bucket. Ours came with a fork for manure work.

Jeff

also note he has the spreader with quick hitch, so he can unhook spreader, load, then rehitch, that would be handy to have.

http://www.fergusonenthusiasts.com/expo%202006/__DSC1139%201a_lg.jpg

My dad bought one new in the mid 50's and I still have it and the owners manual. Two arms extend under the rear axle and hook to the 3 pt. The 2 cylinders lift the bucket about 4 feet, then the rear 3 pt takes over and lifts it the rest of the way. A bracket fits under your 3pt lift lever and taps into your hydraulic test port. This bracket thing is what feeds the hydraulic cylinders. Of course it is a very light weight unit, but we used ours for many years. Barrett Jones in North Central Mo. that still likes to ski in Colorado.

Here is the other page. E-mail me and I can send you these pictures in a printable format.

Jeff

Here is a parts picture