Hey yall

[scootdaddy]

Thank you for the add.

52 yr old redneck here.

I have a 2000 John Deere 5105 with an Accutech 5fl loader I picked up from a local auction in December.

So far it has done everything that I have asked it to do.

I am looking for am manual for the loader if anyone can point me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate it.

I mainly need to know how to remove it so I can repair where it mounts to the frame of the tractor.

Thank you and have a blessed day
Keith

 

[kthompson]

Okay, what state are in you with the "yall"? Welcome to tbn. Looked up your tractor and looks to have a "quick" disconnect loader on it. Look up video on you tube on removing JD quick attach loader. If it is like mine on a 5525 tractor relative easy. First be very safe, do not let any body get under a raised loader. You need to be on solid level ground. If you have concrete pad that would be great. There are "legs" on the loader or in storage on it somewhere. If you don't find them under the loader arms folded up look in the cross tube of the loader itself. You will need the bucket attached as it providers the weight to keep the rear of the loader up. With legs installed lower the loader till the legs are on the ground. You will then remove the pins (not sure if there is one or two on the rear of the loader arms) but they will have some simple way to unlock them. You will use the bucket to slowly raise the rear of the loader to clear the mount and back out. NOTE. you have to stop the tractor and break the pressure in the loader circuits by moving the joy stick each direction a couple of times before you disconnect the hyd hoses. IF THEY ARE NOT, you need to paint or use color tape or such to match the hoses to help reconnect them properly first. With hoses disconnected and capped you will back tractor out slowly. There should be a few youtube videos on this and honestly at least on mine could do all that with climbing in and out of cab in 5 minutes easy.

When you go to re install just run the process in reverse. BUT BE VERY SURE YOU INSTALL AND LOCK THE PINS BEFORE YOU RAISE THE LOADER.

Enjoy your tractor.

 

[Wagtail]

G'day Mate and welcome to TBN from Downunder.

Enjoy the site... from wherever in the world 'yall' is.

 

[Thomas]

:welcome: to TBN...enjoy.

 

[scootdaddy]

Thank you kthompson. Sorry I am from Nevils Georgia.

That is how I thought it would be just wasn't sure. I was raised in the country but when I came home from the Navy

I met a CITY GIRL we got married and lived in town to keep her happy. Now after all these yrs she was finally convinced

to sell our home of 25 yrs and move to the woods.

Have a blessed day.

Keith

 

[TBN Support]

Hi Keith :wave:

Welcome to the forum!

:tractor: I'm going to move this thread over to our John Deere section.

 

[beenthere]

:welcome: to TBN

Like this one?
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[scootdaddy]

NOT like that one That is the one I bought I was at that auction.

I spent ALL day long waiting for them to run the tractors across the block. Tha t is the one that now

lives at my house.

 

[kenmbz]

Welcome to TBN from the Mid-Atlantic!

 

[scootdaddy]

OK I got the loader off of the tractor. It was pretty simple.

Now I have 6 of the 8 bolts that mount it to the tractor are sheared off.Now I have to find

a drill bit that will drill out those grade 5 bolts.