Where is a good jacking point?

[Wagtail]

I jack directly under the draw bar bracket.

Ta, Roy. I haven't had to jack my 4105 yet, but I was curious as to where & how I'd go about it. I've got the floor jack and stands, but as a 'just in case' sort of thing.

And ta, George2615, for the method/procedure.

 

[RoyJackson]

Ta, Roy. I haven't had to jack my 4105 yet, but I was curious as to where & how I'd go about it. I've got the floor jack and stands, but as a 'just in case' sort of thing.

And ta, George2615, for the method/procedure.

Draw bar bracket works for the rear, but if you need to jack the front, the weight bracket works well. If you have a FEL, use it to raise the machine and the weight bracket for the jack stands. Just don't get under the FEL when you position the stands.

 

[Wagtail]

Got'cha, Roy. Yes, I've got a FEL and that was the plan to do (as you've suggested for raising) anything I needed to do with the front tyres... or front in general. Good to know about using the weight bracket for the stands, though.

 

[cleat]

Having the bucket flat on the ground should help a little with stability too when lifting the rear as it may reduce the tendency for the tractor to tip or pivot on the front axle.

Cleat

 

[k0ua]

I Jack the Kioti up with the jack pushing up a 4x4 under the drawbar bracket right in the middle with the floor jack extending out the rear of the tractor. I am safe even if something should go wrong. I did it a couple of weeks ago to put on the chains.