I have a g3033 with the LL3102 fel. The bucket level indicator seems to be a little off, is there a way to adjust it. Tried loosening the bolts holding the rod and the sleeve , but neither one seemed to move.Any advice would be appreciated.
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Notforhire
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A photo would help. Is the stationary part of the indicator adjustable?
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I've never like them .. I just learn to watch the bucket.
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I bent mine like a pretzel once just re-bent it an all was good. I don't think there is any real adjustment w/o just bending it to your needs. Like if you need the bucket to go down more for level you would have to flatten the V out some, if you had to bring it up to level you would have to close down on the V that would be a lot more difficult. Now if you don't have a V to show where level is then you have no idea what I am talking about, at that point disregard!
Thanks for the replies. I have tried to adjust the sleeve and the rod with no luck, mine does not have the v-notch, its just a straight rod. I will look at it alittle closer today when I have more time to play with it. Thanks again.
Underdog57
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I have the straight rod on mine, it works good, I like it.
On my 3039, the leveling rod is a two piece action... the inner rod is attached to the bucket and moves inside a sleeve as the bucket tilts... the outer sleeve is the part that is adjustable.. it is clamped at a stabilizing point and is adjusted by loosening the locking bolt, sliding the sleeve up or down, then re-locking the bolt.. hope this works for you.
Thanks altamaha, I will check that out, sounds like the same setup.
