Which front loader for a Case 733 4WD

[Joseba]

I've recently bought a second hand Case IH 733 4WD and am trying to source a front loader for it. It's also known as the International 733.
Can anyone help me out? I live in North Spain. Most loaders here are Tenias brand and there's quite a few secondhand, but need to work out which one will fit. I could also get one from France as we live near the border. Thanks in advance!

 

[Tractortech]

Now Then..
Are you looking at new or used??

 

[Joseba]

Depends on price. (So probably used!)

 

[Moors Lad]

Do my eyes deceive me? It looks like it has the frame for a loader on it now... The Case 733 isn`t a regular model in the UK.

 

[Joseba]

Yes, it has some steel bars adjacent to the engine with 4 hydraulic points on one side. I’ve never owned a tractor before and have never set up a loader.

 

[Moors Lad]

Really not sure if they are loader brackets or not. I just think you need to look for information in the country you live in somehow. If they are loader brackets you need to know what make then all you need is a boom of the same make....

 

[daveydiesel1]

Totally off topic but what type of farming is done around you? Only thing i know about spain is its popular with tourism

 

[feilding]

Yes, it has some steel bars adjacent to the engine with 4 hydraulic points on one side. I’ve never owned a tractor before and have never set up a loader.
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those brackets look like loader brackets. show the photos to a few local machinery dealers near you, they should be able to tell you what make they are. then you can look around for a loader. I've never seen brackets like that but could be a make not available in the UK.

 

[daveydiesel1]

those brackets look like loader brackets. show the photos to a few local machinery dealers near you, they should be able to tell you what make they are. then you can look around for a loader. I've never seen brackets like that but could be a make not available in the UK.

Looks a bit similar to oldskul massey loaders with a cone shaped bar going through a hole

 

[Joseba]

Totally off topic but what type of farming is done around you? Only thing i know about spain is its popular with tourism

Our climate here in the north is similar to the UK. In Bizkaia (where I live) and Gipuzkoa, Latxa sheep are all raised for milk to make cheese. A lot of beef here too (mainly Limousin, Terreña, Pirenaica...). Also, a lot of horses for meat that is sold to places like Italy and more recently Ukraine and Russia to feed their armies apparently! Lots of pigs too eaten in Spain. Cereals in the southern provinces of Araba and Nafarroa. The Basque Country also has 3 provinces governed by French juristiction. More sheep (Manex Tete Noire) cereals and other crops such as maize.

 

[Spanish]

Totally off topic but what type of farming is done around you? Only thing i know about spain is its popular with tourism

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3.6 million tons of orange (sixth largest producer in the world);
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332 thousand tons of pears;
273 thousand tons of garlic;
262 thousand tons of dry peas;
238 thousand tons of eggplant;
213 thousand tons of cabbage;
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