Igland (Jones) winch mounting brackets

[Fang11]

Hi

 

Hoping someone on here can help

 

Does anyone have any photos (or could take a couple) of the Igland winch (most likely a 4000/2 as I believe the 3000/2 was different) mounting bracket to fit it onto a standard Ford 4000 or 5000 tractor. I have found plenty of pics of County mounts that bolt onto the pads on the rear axle casings and under the PTO, but can't find any showing how it attaches to the standard tractor that doesn't have these pads on the axle

 

Thanks

[andy cobb]

I have a cradle for my 4 ton double that bolts around the pto shaft and also around the top of the trumpet housings on the rear axle. It's not on the machine at the moment as its getting an engine rebuild, but I can still take some photos next time I'm in the yard if it'll help

[Fang11]

Hi

 

Yes that would be great thanks. Photos of it off the tractor would be ideal!!

 

Many thanks

[Wood wasp]

Not sure these will have the detail you require..

[Fang11]

Thanks for those pics. Yes not quite what I was after but very interesting all the same. Have you got any pics of the complete machine?

[andy cobb]

These are hopefully some pictures of the two mounts i have.

The first is off the major and it sits on top of the axle and the second im not certain about but thought I'd include it anyway.

[andy cobb]

Does anybody know where to source the sprockets that clamp onto the pto shaft from? Or is it a case of having a sprocket modified? How many teeth for the 4t

-Andy

[Wood wasp]

 

Sorry, no pics showing whole machines, just close ups of the iglands on tractors and also one uncounted. they're all the extended drums 4000.

[Ferguson system]

Andy cobb, Igland can supply new sprockets.

 

Igland can also supply winch cradles/chairs, complete with quick attach triangle, chain guard, chain sprocket and chain tensioner.

[Fang11]

Thanks for all the pics, most useful.

 

I always assumed the winch was held onto the tractor by a bit more than that, the County mount seems much stronger than the standard Fordson/Ford set up