jinman
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Jim I know you wrote the book on loaders but we have always treated our 17LA loader a bit different and it has worked well for us. )</font>
Mike, I didn't write the book, but I did take the pictures. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
There's absolutely no reason your system won't work just fine. It makes your cylinders extend all the way out, but it accomplishes the same thing as curling the bucket and lifting the arms. Often, when I reattach the loader, I end up extending the arms to get everything into position.
My main reason for posting the picture was to show why the bucket could not be curled all the way down and sat on its face like Murph's picture shows being done with a 7308 loader. With our kickstand, I don't think that's possible.
Mike, I didn't write the book, but I did take the pictures. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
There's absolutely no reason your system won't work just fine. It makes your cylinders extend all the way out, but it accomplishes the same thing as curling the bucket and lifting the arms. Often, when I reattach the loader, I end up extending the arms to get everything into position.
My main reason for posting the picture was to show why the bucket could not be curled all the way down and sat on its face like Murph's picture shows being done with a 7308 loader. With our kickstand, I don't think that's possible.