Well got my new BX love it, way better than my 2350. So I'm trying to put my loader on for the first time, must not of got it lined up right cause now it won't go all the way down so now I can't remove it :mur: any suggestions? God I'm so mad.
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dodge man
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Yes, be careful. There was someone a few months ago that had a similar problem and kind of bent things up. You might do a search for it.
diesel85
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As the OP said, yup, be careful. You can go from a nice picture perfect tractor to a bent up mess in seconds.
I've taken a number of loaders on and off in my lifetime on all kinds of surfaces (even inclines), and never had issues. Maybe just operator skill or luck.
The key is to make sure everything is going in the right direction and to take your time. Small adjustments go a long way when hooking up a loader.
Since this is a relatively small system, if you put the loader valve in "float" you can actually move the loader arms yourself using your hands if they get out of whack.
I've taken a number of loaders on and off in my lifetime on all kinds of surfaces (even inclines), and never had issues. Maybe just operator skill or luck.
The key is to make sure everything is going in the right direction and to take your time. Small adjustments go a long way when hooking up a loader.
Since this is a relatively small system, if you put the loader valve in "float" you can actually move the loader arms yourself using your hands if they get out of whack.
diesel85
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Float is all the way up. Past the detent for down pressure.
Float is great for smoothing topsoil or sand out. Or grade control.
Float is great for smoothing topsoil or sand out. Or grade control.
diesel85
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No problem. Since it's a new tractor, the float position might take some getting used to until the valve is broken in. Don't be afraid to push it into place.
Good luck.
Good luck.
diesel85
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One more thing. Since this is a small loader, if you still can't figure it out, call some buddies over. These SCUT loaders weigh in ~600lbs. Two buff guys can easily move one of these with no problem.
I know it might be embarrassing to ask buddies for help... but what's more embarrassing is messing up the new tractor look.
I know it might be embarrassing to ask buddies for help... but what's more embarrassing is messing up the new tractor look.
