</font><font color="blue" class="small">( If I lower the two backhoe legs to raise the back of the tractor to prepare to dig, then lower the FEL, the FEL doesn't have enough power to raise the front.
If I raise the BH legs, the FEL has not problem raising the front. )</font>
I've found the same thing on my neighbor's BX22. The FEL must go down first, with the tranny in neutral so the back tires can roll forward slightly while the front tires lift off the ground. Then when you put down the rear stabilizers all the way, you can get all 4 tires a good 6" off the ground.