Hello everybody and thanks for all of your suggestions. Today was the first day that I really had a chance to use the tractor. I spent about 6 hours moving snow (mostly with the FEL). The bucket is definately out of level when I lower it to the ground but it will level off if I put the loader in the float position.
I hate to seem like I am always complaining about this tractor because I was actually very impressed with the machine today. I am comparing this TC29 to my previous tractor which was a Kubota
B7500. The NH is bigger and more comfortable for sure. It definately handled the work well today. I just am somewhat frustrated with a few minor problems that I didn't experience with the Kubota.
Two things I noticed today. First, after about one hour of use, in 20 degree temperatures, I noticed that the front bucket seemed to go very slow and sometimes stopped when I tried to dump the bucket. It ran fine in all other positions (raise, lower and scoop). It was just when I pushed the stick out to dump the load, the bucket moved slowly and sometimes stopped.
Also, I noticed that the bucket level indicator rod, which has a bend in the rod to indicate the level spot, was striking against one of the hydraulic lines hard enough that it seemed to pull hard on the line and will obviously cause premature wear to the hydraulic line. I actually repositioned the indicator devise which seemed to help a little. I am worried about the slow hydraulics on the bucket though.
As soon as I get a chance I am going to try some of your suggestions on checking the level of the loader.
I have to say, I think I fell in love with the TC29 today

Just need to work out a few problems.
Take Care