Finally had a chance to address my loader issue. I replaced right side mid mount bracket which was slightly bent. Remounted loader and it still was about 3 inches high on the left side. Removed the loader and disassemblied all mounting points for inspection. Found nothing obvious. I reassemblied all mounting points and all are level. Removed bucket. Bucket has approx. 3/4 inch twist in it, but not sure it was from that day or over the 7 years of use. First time I ever removed the bucket from frame. Wear bar will wobble 3/4 " if I stand on bucket and rock it. Disassemblies the midmount arms from loader frame and they looked good. Side by side everything looked the same. I then disassemblied the cylinders and hydraulic lines from the loader frame. This leaves the two frame arms and a cross piece at front by where bucket installs. This is where the problem lies. With the frame setting on level concrete; the frame is twisted; nothing obvious; no cracked welds, no bends, etc. If you hold the midmount frame points against the floor the bucket side frame has a 11/2" difference, or one side is 1 1/2" off the ground. If I hold front of frame ( bucket end) arms flat on concrete, the midmount frame arms are 1" out. I hope someone on the forum has skill in straightening. I stopped messing with it. I did try to drive the tractor up each arm to see if it would bend back; no luck. I know it will take heat and pressure to staraighten it. Anyone know proper technique to do this. Friend suggested grinding welds off off one side of cross tube and freeing it from one frame arm; repositioning and rewelding. It is a 7308 new holland loader.