8N would work OK for snow removal, provided it has an engine driven hydraulic pump (on the front of the tractor- shaft goes through the crank hole and is attached to the front crankshaft pulley of the engine, runs whenever the engine is running). I think most of them are that arrangement, because aside from the clumsiness of a "dead" PTO, the low hydraulic capacity of the tractor pump would make for very slow operation of the loader. I'm assuming that you need to pile the snow up (more than a snowplow on a pickup could) because of limited space. You'll also need to get chains for the tractor. Best if the loader is as wide as the tractor (6 feet would be fine).
It is possible to use a loader with the tractor pump- but you have to shift out of gear then let out the clutch to make the hydraulics operate. Its a pain, but you can get by if you have to.
Use of a scoop shovel to clear 25 spaces is not recommended if you're over 50, unless you have really good life insurance.
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