TC30 Moves Mountains !

[cstocks]

My loader does not sit flat on the ground either, Jerry. Seems it either tills slightly one way or the other, depending what I last did to un-level it. The first time I noticed mine was uneven I kinda freaked out, like I had done a horrible thing. However, I talked to the mechanic at the dealer where I bought my TC33D and according to him it was not that big of a deal and that it was more or less a common occurance. He said they have an eyebolt set into the concrete floor in their shop which they use just for the purpose of leveling front end loaders. He said he attaches one end of a chain to the high side of the loader and the other end to the eyebolt and raises the loader and "twists" it until it is level again.

I am not saying that I don't think stressing your loader is not a big deal but rather that it is possible to level it out and that you are not the only one who has done this to their loader.

 

[Golfgar4]

<font color=blue>"Maybe if I pick up Garry and his golfcart with the left side of my bucket, it'll straighten out."</font color=blue>

Come on down Jerry! Maybe you can straighten out your bucket and my slice at the same time! /w3tcompact/icons/tongue.gif

<font color=blue>"Do you have a seatbelt on that thing ?"</font color=blue>

Nope. The canopy doesn't qualify as a ROPS. And we all know the rule - <font color=red>No ROPS - No seatbelt!</font color=red>/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

<font color=blue>"Do you have collission insurance ?"</font color=blue>

Yep. But only on errant golf shots and irate green or orange tractor owners!/w3tcompact/icons/eyes.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

 

[gusg]

Since we're so close you will have to show me the trick to move those big trees. I'm not sure if my B7500 can move mountains that big though. Sounds like fun!

 

[gusg]

Jerry,

That load would not have damaged my loader because it probably wouldn't have gotten it off the ground. I may be faced with the same problem one of these days. Looking forward to hearing how it works out. Good Luck.

 

[gusg]

I got the tires filled with chloride at the dealer in Pontiac when I bought the tractor recently. He didn't offer Rim Guard. The dealer in Dryden did. I always wondered if I made a mistake filling them with chloride. I guess I will find out in a few years.

 

[Mrwurm]

Gus, I'll have to check out the specs on your loader. I'll bet it's as strong as mine. New Holland loaders tend to be a bit weak in comparison to Kubota and Deere.