Baby Grand
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- Joined
- Nov 12, 2007
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- Location
- Windsor, CT.
- Tractor
- Kubotas: L3240GST B2320HST B5100D & G5200H
What Boogerman2k said applies to me, too - " I'm able to drive into, curl and lift a full load of soaking wet clay without compromise. "
I have an L3240 with an LA724 and a 6 foot square back bucket. I had to counterweighted it plenty, but I was able to dig a 24 foot long, 5 foot deep soil profile pit into heavy, varved clay with it in a remarkably short time. I was moving heaping buckets of wet clay without any hesitation from the loader.
Sounds like the rest of the crew are on target, suggesting a hydraulic problem rather than a weak loader design.
Hope you're back up & running soon, and when you are, remember to tell us what the cause was. I think you're going to be very happy with your new machine, once you get this problem behind you.
Good luck,
Jim
I have an L3240 with an LA724 and a 6 foot square back bucket. I had to counterweighted it plenty, but I was able to dig a 24 foot long, 5 foot deep soil profile pit into heavy, varved clay with it in a remarkably short time. I was moving heaping buckets of wet clay without any hesitation from the loader.
Sounds like the rest of the crew are on target, suggesting a hydraulic problem rather than a weak loader design.
Hope you're back up & running soon, and when you are, remember to tell us what the cause was. I think you're going to be very happy with your new machine, once you get this problem behind you.
Good luck,
Jim