JanicefromAtlantis
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How to remove 70A front bucket from john deere 955
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oldnslo
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You would get more response if this was in the John Deere section. Other option google search for deere 955 with 70A loader. I found a couple videos showing how to detach.
You would get more response if this was in the John Deere section. Other option google search for deere 955 with 70A loader. I found a couple videos showing how to detach.
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I moved it to the JD forums with a redirect that will expire in a month.
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Welcome to TBN Janice...enjoy.
There are 4 pins (2 on either side) held in by C-clips. Use a vice grips or flat screwdriver to pull one out on either side of each of the pins. Then take a round rod or 'drift' and pound the pins out. Remove the pins when the bucket is flat on the ground in a resting position (based on relaxed hydraulic lever control).
FYI: Same as an 80A loader. I bought the JD Hook & Pin quick attach hinged brackets that fit on my loader and now have forks, bucket, snowplow, posthole digger, & snow pusher attachments to play with. Forks are now the most popular item at my place !
FYI: Same as an 80A loader. I bought the JD Hook & Pin quick attach hinged brackets that fit on my loader and now have forks, bucket, snowplow, posthole digger, & snow pusher attachments to play with. Forks are now the most popular item at my place !