Ask your dealer about the loader hoses hitting and needing to be tied up. I think they missed some fine tuning in their set-up. The hoses can be 'turned' at their connection fitting to the solid lines to get them to 'hug' the tractor more, and stay away from the front tire. They should know better, and too bad that some don't. (Just my opinion, and it may not agree with theirs /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif )
Deere didn't design it to be tied up with 'twine or something'.
