Texas Dodge
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Me too. But is this problem happening on Kubota loaders only? I don't have a Kubota loader, I have an Ansung.Adam23 said:Yeah - I am also going to have to be a little more careful!![]()
Me too. But is this problem happening on Kubota loaders only? I don't have a Kubota loader, I have an Ansung.Adam23 said:Yeah - I am also going to have to be a little more careful!![]()
Texas Dodge said:Me too. But is this problem happening on Kubota loaders only? I don't have a Kubota loader, I have an Ansung.
Westendorf-RR said:For a 72" bucket You are looking at roughly $250 and up depending on length (bucket width) and whether you want the scarifying teeth.
Front-End Loaders by Westendorf: loader for tractor, shade canopy, wagons, manure & landscaping equipment.
N80 said:Stu, I'm assuming you were going forward when this happened?
I always assumed that it was much worse on the cyclinders/hydraulics to go forward with the bucket in the dump position than back dragging. But Westendorf-RR is saying that back dragging is the problem. Typically if you are back dragging and hit an object the bucket tends to ride up and over it while if you do this going forward the bucket edge, and particularly bucket teeth are going to snag and generate much more force.
In any case, I back drag all the time with the bucker in the dump position (not fully though) but I almost never use the blade like a dozer.
However, that back drag edge looks like a great idea. I think it would be perfect for a tractor that had a toothbar since the toothbar makes smoothing with the blade impossible.
Texas Dodge said:So the conclusion is we can back drag and it is ok?![]()