Just a statement and would like to see how other loaders operate. When nearing the max limit of the loader( say lifting a log) I have noticed that the curling has less power than the lift on my CK30 with the kioti loader. On an older ford 3000 with a ford loader The curl had a lot more than the lift of the loader. What is the norm..............Do not take this wrong, I am totally satisfied with the loaders performance
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crash325
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TG45 has more curl than lift. At the limit, I curl, hold lift then let curl relax. I know, it should not be worked that hard.
whistlepig
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Loaders have more curl force than lift. When I pull up old fence posts I chain the posts to the bucket so that I can curl them out. Chaining them to lift them with the loader would be a waste of time. I am talking about SCUT and Cut tractors.
Sandlot
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My Ck 20 has more curl. That is the way it should be, you curl to "breakout" then lift.
Green Acres rAf
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I have an old "blackhawk" loader (1974 ish) I used it to clear my lot and lifted logs all day long with it. It too would curl after my lift had reached its max.
After I got the hang of it...i was using the technique Sandlot recommends. Curl first then lift. Curl always seemed to work on the big heavy logs.
After I got the hang of it...i was using the technique Sandlot recommends. Curl first then lift. Curl always seemed to work on the big heavy logs.
