CloverKnollFarms
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Thats so weird. I dont recall any tractor ive been on, and ive operated alot over the past 40 years, not having power down loader.
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Thats so weird. I dont recall any tractor ive been on, and ive operated alot over the past 40 years, not having power down loader.
It had power down, but just not quite enough uuumph to lift the front tires.Thats so weird. I dont recall any tractor ive been on, and ive operated alot over the past 40 years, not having power down loader.
Mine has connectors both ends, they appear to be stock. I posted an updateThe photos I've just looked at show hydraulic cylinders with hoses connected to both ends of the loader arm cylinders.
Is yours that way? Or could someone have put single action cylinders on it, with only one hose?
Bruce
Mine has connectors both ends, they appear to be stock. I posted an update
I was thinking that you were talking about a defect, not being made as a gravity down only FEL. I can't believe such a thing would be made in modern days. Why? I sure would like pictures of such a thing.I looked at 3 TC30's today a 2004, 2005 and a 2008 all with loaders and none of them has downward force. One of the gentlemen that buys and sells said some do some don't. Some only have single action cylinders.
What kind of pictures would you like. I can take pics of any position you want of fel.I was thinking that you were talking about a defect, not being made as a gravity down only FEL. I can't believe such a thing would be made in modern days. Why? I sure would like pictures of such a thing.![]()
I had a Mitsubishi 2801FD it would lift the tractor off the ground without bucket curl. Set it on a brush pile and it would lift the tractor way off the ground. Best tractor I ever owned, should have kept it but major parts were hard to find if ever needed.I had a Mitsubishi I think it was a 2350D the FEL was gravity down only.
It had one hyd line going to each cylinder.