Frontier loader blade question

[RoyJackson]

If using a rear blade I would have been driving on the dirt before it was pushed into the trench.

You could have used the rear blade by pushing the dirt while in reverse.

Don't get me wrong...I like that Frontier blade...

 

[KB9UDE]

You could have used the rear blade by pushing the dirt while in reverse.

Don't get me wrong...I like that Frontier blade...

Yes I have done that before also...but having the front blade for this is so slick!!

 

[KB9UDE]

Back to my original question...Would have the 400cx "Self Leveling" loader be affecting my blade tilt position?

 

[Sharp Ranches]

Back to my original question...Would have the 400cx "Self Leveling" loader be affecting my blade tilt position?

The answer is probably "yes", because the visual leveling rod on self leveling loaders is setup to be accurate (indicating a level poition) for only one type of attachment (the bucket attachment which comes standard with the FEL). For other attachment types, like the snow plow blade, you must visually check and adjust (via "dump" or "rollback") the attachment to its true leveled position. After that, the self leveling loader will maintain that leveled position throughout the FEL's lifting height.

 

[KB9UDE]

The answer is probably "yes", because the visual leveling rod on self leveling loaders is setup to be accurate (indicating a level poition) for only one type of attachment (the bucket attachment which comes standard with the FEL). For other attachment types, like the snow plow blade, you must visually check and adjust (via "dump" or "rollback") the attachment to its true leveled position. After that, the self leveling loader will maintain that leveled position throughout the FEL's lifting height.

That is what I was thinking...the SL feature is going to change blade angle as arms go up and down in float mode.