Railroadman1
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I think it would be helpful to check the pin spacing on the bucket & your forks if too far off it may be putting some of the cylender frame on a bind could cause failure
If I tilt forks all the way down on BX1880, they won't tilt back up.
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mwemaxxowner
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I need to update this, it did wind up being that there are no stops on the fork frame like I said. My solution for a little while was just to not tilt that far forward. Eventually I bought the pin on quick attach from AI2. It's built properly with stops so it totally fixes the problem.
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Answered in post #8.
Really wound up being quite simple. Had nothing to do with any pins being located in the wrong place, no geometry problems, just no stops on the fork frame (which is an incredible oversight by Redline, IMO). Involving the dealer would have been stupid, as there was nothing wrong with the tractor, and the implement at fault was not purchased from them.