Buy the loader, then buy the larger SCUT tractor it goes on.
Then no overloading of a little GT.
Sorry,
I'm just not a fan of a boy struggling to do a big mans job, so to speak.

so I took a look in person

the bucket is 48"
the top arm is 66"
it's 32" across
I didn't think to measure the height but it is only about 6 blocks from where I live
also in the pic from the back you can see a second bucket, that one is 40" wide and has been modified to be about 72" with some added on

it does look heavy though

Well, I stand corrected. In the pics, I think it looks far bigger.


It's made almost identical to a 2250 IH loader. I knew it wasn't that big, or an IH loader, but it looks nearly the same.

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I have no recommendation on whether to buy it or not. I have no idea what your abilities are. Still looks too big, but whatever. I'm with George. Get a SCUT. I'm not all that into loaders on GT/SGT's for the reason he stated.

J-
I agree it looks bigger in the pics but the pics look funny, I think it's because the loader is between two buildings and there really isn't much room there.
I think there was some zooming in/out to get the pics at the angles he did.

I really wish I knew what it was made for
the only tag/markings I could see is the sticker that's pretty much unreadable, I think it has a round black circle with lower case "mf" in it?

Massey Ferguson? They did make some garden tractors with loaders, had a friend with one.

that was my first thought too
then I saw this : International 300 Utility Tractor w/ Bucket
not exactly the same but closer than anything else I've found
I'm going to look at it again in about 15 minutes, see if I can get any more info out of the owner, surely it didn't just appear there one day while he was at work?

anybody familiar with this sticker?

it measures 17" at the frame mounts