Why oh why
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grsthegreat
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Ive never seen a tractor without down pressure. Are you sure your not pushing lever too far forward and pushing it into float mode
CloverKnollFarms
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It should have down force. It should lift the front wheels off the ground
Hay Dude
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Maybe he has a loader with 2 positions (power or height) and sometimes if the loader is in the height position, it’s not well suited for lifting the tractor up because it sacrifices power for lifting height.
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No, not in float mode.
With boom arms down you can curl the bucket and lift the front wheels off the ground. I have owned 2 TC30's a 2008 geared and this 2004 HST and both the same way.
Mtsoxfan
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TC29D, and I need to curl bucket to lift front tires.
CH4Ohio
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When the boom arms are "down", are the cylinders completely retracted? If so, you just don't have any more travel for that cylinder. If you put a jackstand or railroad tie or some kind of block under the bucket -- then will the FEL lift the front?
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I had aTC30 25 years ago with plenty of down pressure. Lots of unanswered questions in your brief posts. How long you owned it, factory or aftermarket, and on and on.
