kycontrols
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Where is the loader stick for the TC31DA. Is mounted on the fender or next to the wheel?
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TC31DA Loader Control
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jbrumberg
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kycontrols:
The two spool front remote control valve is fender mounted on the right fender. I strongly encourage you to read your Owner's Manual. I have been operating tractors for 25 years and I can tell you that my Owner's Manuals for my tractors and attachments are quite "dog eared" now. I still pull them out on a regular basis and will at times learn something new on the re-re-re-re-read
. Jay
The two spool front remote control valve is fender mounted on the right fender. I strongly encourage you to read your Owner's Manual. I have been operating tractors for 25 years and I can tell you that my Owner's Manuals for my tractors and attachments are quite "dog eared" now. I still pull them out on a regular basis and will at times learn something new on the re-re-re-re-read
. Jay
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kycontrols
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I should get the tractor on Saturday so I haven't seen the manual yet. I was curious since I haven't seen a TC31 with a loader yet. Thanks for your help
dqdave1
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Loader control can be in different location, depending on loader brand.
daTeacha
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The stock loader and controls are pretty nice. The loader has a quick dump and float position, is pretty easy to do a lot of work with. Mine is the 14 series on my DX29, which is the same machine as your blue 31 with a bit less power. How many hours are on it? What kind of tires? Which tranny?
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kycontrols
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New but it has been on the dealer lot since last july. The dealer is really trying to get rid of them. I got the HST with loaded R4 tires. I am getting it Friday afternoon and it will be put to work immediatly.
jbrumberg
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kycontrols:
BTW welcome to TBN and the Blue Forum! The "31" is a tweaked "29". IMHO the 29/31's are pretty solid tractors. I have not had the battery, fuse, switch, and/or gauge challenges that others have reported in older models. If you have a lot of apple trees and plan to work around them a nice thing about the DA series is that they have "break away" hazard lights mounted on the ROPS (you do not have to ask how I know this ). Use your new tractor safely and well and post pictures. We like pictures. Jay
BTW welcome to TBN and the Blue Forum
! The "31" is a tweaked "29". IMHO the 29/31's are pretty solid tractors. I have not had the battery, fuse, switch, and/or gauge challenges that others have reported in older models. If you have a lot of apple trees and plan to work around them a nice thing about the DA series is that they have "break away" hazard lights mounted on the ROPS (you do not have to ask how I know this ). Use your new tractor safely and well and post pictures. We like pictures. Jay 