Just ordered A 4047 Shuttle Will it lift 2000lbs on a pallet?

[s219]

He must be curling them up off the ground, so the hydraulics are not feeling the full weight yet (ie, some of the pallet resting on the ground for part of the curl).

 

[Bosco350]

The higher you raise your loader you need to extend your curl arms to level the forks to get under the load. I cannot lift the load with the curl arms extended and cannot curl the load back. When the Load is on the ground the curl arms are retracted and can lift the load no problem but if I extend the curl in the air I cannot curl it back. I know I am running the loader to it's max but I just need A little more.

 

[k0ua]

The higher you raise your loader you need to extend your curl arms to level the forks to get under the load. I cannot lift the load with the curl arms extended and cannot curl the load back. When the Load is on the ground the curl arms are retracted and can lift the load no problem but if I extend the curl in the air I cannot curl it back. I know I am running the loader to it's max but I just need A little more.

The only way to get "more" is to raise the pressure on the Relief Valve. Have you checked your pressure to see if you are set at factory specs? You just need a proper guage and a hose and adaptors. Once you know what it is, you will know how to proceed. It is up to you if you want to exceed factory specs, but if it is below spec right now, I would have no problem in raising it.
here is your parts list below.

3000 PSI 2.5" LF LM GAUGE
3/8 X 1/4 NPTF COUPLER
3/8" X 12" 3/8 NPTM X 3/8 NPTM 3000 PSI HYD HOSE
1/2 NPTM TO 3/8 NPTF ADAPTER
http://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Quick-Couplers/Quick-Coupler-Male-Tips/1-2-NPT-COUPLER-MALE-TIP-S71-4-928-AA.axd

 

[LD1]

IF you are using bucket forks, get rid of them and get a set of forks that you actually take the bucket off to install. Then you will have no problems lifting or curling.

 

[GManBart]

The higher you raise your loader you need to extend your curl arms to level the forks to get under the load. I cannot lift the load with the curl arms extended and cannot curl the load back. When the Load is on the ground the curl arms are retracted and can lift the load no problem but if I extend the curl in the air I cannot curl it back. I know I am running the loader to it's max but I just need A little more.

Make sure you have the RPM maxed....it makes a difference at the limit.

 

[arlen4720]

The only way to get "more" is to raise the pressure on the Relief Valve. Have you checked your pressure to see if you are set at factory specs? You just need a proper guage and a hose and adaptors. Once you know what it is, you will know how to proceed. It is up to you if you want to exceed factory specs, but if it is below spec right now, I would have no problem in raising it.
here is your parts list below.

3000 PSI 2.5" LF LM GAUGE
3/8 X 1/4 NPTF COUPLER
3/8" X 12" 3/8 NPTM X 3/8 NPTM 3000 PSI HYD HOSE
1/2 NPTM TO 3/8 NPTF ADAPTER
http://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Quick-Couplers/Quick-Coupler-Male-Tips/1-2-NPT-COUPLER-MALE-TIP-S71-4-928-AA.axd

Ken's Bolt On Grab Hooks sells a gauge set all put together...If you don't feel like fiddling with the parts. I have one, it works good. I think it was $40.00 with a male quick connect. Does the LS use an ISO 5675 quick connect? Probably a #12 size?

 

[k0ua]

Ken's Bolt On Grab Hooks sells a gauge set all put together...If you don't feel like fiddling with the parts. I have one, it works good. I think it was $40.00 with a male quick connect. Does the LS use an ISO 5675 quick connect? Probably a #12 size?

The LS will have an ISO 5675 on the back. Also Known As 1/2 inch AG connector. In fact 2 of them

 

[murphy1244]

The LS will have an ISO 5675 on the back. Also Known As 1/2 inch AG connector. In fact 2 of them

You sure there not ISO7241A?

 

[k0ua]

You sure there not ISO7241A?

They should be ISO 5675 on the back. Standard AG's. Now loader quick connects are not ISO 5675, at least on most tractors they are not. I am not sure what they are on even my Kioti, They look like 3/8 ISO 7241A. But I am not sure.

 

[LD1]

You could always do like I did too and throw a tee in there and leave the gauge on full time. Pretty handy for doing dirt work, as how high the gauge reads is a good indication of how good of a bucket load you got.