Loader How to reinstall an LA681 loader on my Kubota L3710

[Blackgreyhounds]

Does anyone have the owner's manual or instructions for putting this back onto my tractor. I took it off o.k. but I can't seem to get the dang thing back on. Assistance would be highly appreciated. It it not the same as the LA682.

 

[old and tired]

...I can't seem to get the dang thing back on...

What is not working?? Can you not connect the hydraulic hoses? Or is it lining things up?? I don't have the same one but I think they all go on about the same.

If you can not get the hydraulic line connect, you might have to relieve excess pressure... a rag, hammer, and a punch helps...

Let us know...

 

[Blackgreyhounds]

Thanks for responding. Hydraulics are fine. Just can't get things to line up right. This loader has 2 pins on each side, one toward the back and one in the front. I can get the back pins lined up and in, but then cannot quite get the front pins lined up. Trying in reverse order, I can get the front pins in but then the back pins won't go into position. Super frustrating. That's why I think I need the precise directions.

 

[MESSMAKER]

It can be frustrating. If you are not on level ground, it can be next to impossible. I would try moving the loader a few inches and see if that changes things. Take your time and don't force things. When it is right, it will fit.

 

[Blackgreyhounds]

It can be frustrating. If you are not on level ground, it can be next to impossible. I would try moving the loader a few inches and see if that changes things. Take your time and don't force things. When it is right, it will fit.

That sounds like good advice. Thanks.

 

[RjCorazza]

Maybe watch a YouTube video. I watched an L4060 loader removal / attach video a few years ago, and the operator had some great tips and info.
I have never taken off my loaders across 2 tractors and 15-20 years.

 

[Blackgreyhounds]

It can be frustrating. If you are not on level ground, it can be next to impossible. I would try moving the loader a few inches and see if that changes things. Take your time and don't force things. When it is right, it will fit.

This turned out to be excellent advice. I just used a lot patience and kept jiggling. It took quite a while to get it "right" but then it just popped in. Thanks everyone.