JLoaf
Silver Member
I recently stripped the nut off the cylinder rod on my loader.
I got a new rod and nut and took it to a mechanic to replace the parts. When I picked up the tractor the mechanic showed me that the curl stops on the loader were not making contact - see pictures.
This has caused the sides of the cylinder rods to press into the top of the booms.
I sent pictures and explanation to the dealer. He said a Kubota rep is coming by this week and he will discuss with the rep.
Has anyone out there seen this happen before?
When you buy tractor, curl the bucket down all the way to make sure stops make contact.
I got a new rod and nut and took it to a mechanic to replace the parts. When I picked up the tractor the mechanic showed me that the curl stops on the loader were not making contact - see pictures.
This has caused the sides of the cylinder rods to press into the top of the booms.
I sent pictures and explanation to the dealer. He said a Kubota rep is coming by this week and he will discuss with the rep.
Has anyone out there seen this happen before?
When you buy tractor, curl the bucket down all the way to make sure stops make contact.