New Tractor / New Videos!

Bluesteel · Aug 23, 2018

I know your tractor is the new 4100 series but I thought I would post of pick of my XR4046 with 4102 loader. I assume your tractor has the 4104 loader. It looks like the 4104 loader brackets are shaped differently than the 4102 brackets. This pic is with the tractor on a rise with the front axle fully raised against the frame and the steering fully turned. As you can see there is at least 3/4" clearance.

Bluesteel · Aug 24, 2018

I will also add my tractor has two stop bolts only on the left (drivers) side. The front bolt measures 2 5/16" from the face of the hub to end of bolt head. The rear bolt measures 1 15/16" from face of hub to end of bolt head. My tires have never rubbed. Not once in over 750 hours. I think when these tractors are built in the factory they have these skinny tires made for moving them around. I'm not so sure if they aren't shipped to the states with these on them. I'm not sure at what point they install the regular tires. It may be after they are delivered to LS USA in North Carolina. This could explain part of why they may not be catching the issue at the plant. Maybe someone else knows for sure.

Avenger · Sep 25, 2018

The steering angle is finally fixed! Well, it was fixed a month ago, but the video is now up!!

LS XR4154C - Part 7 - Steering Angle Fixed - YouTube

Doofy · Sep 25, 2018

Avenger said:
The steering angle is finally fixed! Well, it was fixed a month ago, but the video is now up!!

LS XR4154C - Part 7 - Steering Angle Fixed - YouTube

Glad you got the problem solved.

Avenger · Sep 25, 2018

Thanks for you help Doofy!

Doofy · Sep 25, 2018

Avenger said:
Thanks for you help Doofy!

You are welcome. That is the great thing about this Wonderful Forum...people helping people!

Oldpath05 · Sep 27, 2018

That front tire clearance is still to close for my comfort, very weird, if it was mine I'd see if it's possible to go down a tire size front and back, your rear tires look to close for Talon tire chains and at my place chains are mandatory in the winter. I suppose one benefit is it keeps mud from building up on the tire so you get better traction.