Loader Loader for a YM2000

[California]

Don't put spacers on the front wheels. 1) YM2000 sometimes breaks spindles, this would increase the leverage to do that. 2) The load runs centered (ideally) between the two wheel bearings, spacers put all the load on the outer bearing. 3) a wider front end doesn't resist tipover, because the axle is hinged and doesn't contact the frame until after a rear wheel has lifted off the ground. Ballast the rear tires and wheels instead.

I wouldn't cut down the size of the bucket either, just take smaller loads. Sooner or later there will be some large object - furniture etc - that needs that large size.

That looks great!

 

[kenmac]

I was gonna say. That bucket is larger than mine. Sometimes, I can't pick up a full loaded bucket

 

[clemsonfor]

I just looked at the pics!! Haha that loader looks huge on it!

 

[Indirocz28]

I just looked at the pics!! Haha that loader looks huge on it!

Hence why I want to make the bucket smaller! Lol

I need to get the three point fixed so I can use the box blade as ballast, and also fill the rear tires with water.

 

[clemsonfor]

i filled my rears with windshield washer fluid. I didn't want them leaking if they got a hole and killing a dog or cat if filled with antifreeze and RV antifreeze wasn't as potent and cost more so i got winter WWF. It makes all the difference when pulling a ground engaging implement.