It might depend on the loader and how well it's matched to the tractor. A JD 45 loader on a 3010 narrow front tractor was a good combination. A JD48 "quick-tach" loader on a JD2020 tractor was a great combination. I would think the same JD48 loader on a 3020 would be just as great because the 3020's wheelbase is longer and the tractor is heavier. The one drawback of the 48 loader on a 2020 was the bucket was further out in front of the front axle than for smaller loaders. I'm not familiar with a 148 loader. I think the load rating for a 45 loader was 2000 pounds and a 48 was rated at either 2500 or 3000 pounds.
Older loaders like a 45 attached to the rear axle. Newer quick attach loaders mount on engine side frames. If you are concerned about the strength of the tractor frame under a very large loader, people have added reinforcements to carry much of the forces back to the rear axle.
I think the industrial version of a 3010 or 3020 was the JD500. You might check how the industrial loader was mounted on the 500.
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