MKirsch: Why Farmall 350, front end of a Farmall 350 front bolster is exact same length from rear axle housing as the 350 Utility. Yes I agree the 340 Farmall and Utility are shorter than a 350, about 3" shorter. Even at that it's only a minor fabrication to change a 350 loader to a 340.
There is much more involved changing a loader from a 6 cylinder to a 4 cylinder tractor, or vice versa than changing from a Farmall to a utility of the same model. Believe me Kirsch, I've changed two loaders from 300 Utility to a 300 Farmall. I've also changed a loader from Farmall 504 to a Farmall 560. So on Mike"s question 3" is a lot less than 6". 6" being the difference between 504 and 560.
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