Loader Brand new BX2380 Front End Loader Issue/Damage

[eubie5]

I've always wondered how this turned out. Suppose they called it operator error and weren't sympathetic to the owner?

Even if it was operator error, ktac would have fixed it, correct?

 

[JWR]

Okay, you're probably all still anticipating the outcome. ... I do appreciate all of the genuine helpful suggestions here, and I apologize for my lack of participation, but I was pretty ticked off for a while and needed some time in denial.

You changed your handle from Mummer and started a new account I guess? After all the dust settled was there any actual damage or is everything good ?

 

[jsteinhauer]

You changed your handle from Mummer and started a new account I guess? After all the dust settled was there any actual damage or is everything good ?

I'm not Mummer. I just piggybacked on this thread instead of starting a new one, since I had the same thing happen. I think he had real damage to his tractor. My only damage was that the hooks that hold the loader stand up while installed got bent; the tractor has a few scratches on the grill guard. A few hits with a rubber mallet made the hooks functional.

 

[mike paulson]

OMG, just discovered this old Post and the OP has me laughing my *** off. I looked at his pictures and Holly Crap, he really screwed the pooch...

 

[dragoneggs]

Not really a laughing matter at all IMO.

 

[airbiscuit]

I would like to how the OP ended up.

 

[dragoneggs]

I would like to how the OP ended up.

Curious as well. To have something like that go wrong on your brand new tractor... I think I would cry.

 

[mike paulson]

Yea, I would have to say it's a laughing matter. He describes how things go totally haywire and he has no idea of what he's doing as he rips the front end off a brand new tractor then goes back for several more attemps to the point where he has the loader arms to a right angle of the tractor and hydraulic fluid pouring out. The guy probably needs help screwing in a light bulb. Some people have to realize their limitations. This is the same guy you hear about rolling a tractor the first time on it or driving into a pond or killing someone. Yea I wonder why things suddenly went silent, hmmm.

 

[4get gto]

I'm sure this kind of thing happens more than you think. They're just to embarrassed to post.

 

[robertm]

I actually responded last year on this post, but clearly, missed the photos. All I can say is... if you back into the garage door with your car, you don’t floor it and drive out the back wall. Holy cow! I can’t see the dealer OR Kubota accepting the damage as a warranty item. Too much damage was created by what looks like a ticked off operator. After it was noticed the loader was not correct, he should have stopped. I move my loader (BX267O) around by hand without a dolly all the time. It’s not that heavy. It’s pretty obvious from experience that one side was not locked in the mount saddle, and the OP retracted the lift cylinders, pulling the arm out of the saddle further. Once the arms are out of sequence (different positions), the lift cylinders need to be manually equalized to set them in the same position. The OP just kept fidgeting with it and destroyed the loader and tractor.