When I threw my 2 cents in and said it was no problem switching the cables around and just "swapping the hoses around", it just isn't that simple and I now realize the original question was likely taken wrong by me actually.
I did what I said I was going to do to correct mine alright, but sorting the hoses was an excersize in futility. What a mickey mouse PITA that I'm still scratching my head about and am going to ask now for help figuring it out.
#1. I had my cables backwards initially from what they needed to be for the handle to do the correct functions since I had only had the snowblower before. I had everything the way it was so that when I pulled the handle back the blower raised up. Pushing it forward the blower went down. Pull the handle left the chute rotated left, push it to the right and the chute turned to the right. Unless I'm totally wrong that's how it simply should work.
#2. when I put the loader on everything changed and in order for everything to work properly I had to swap the cables around then change my hoses so they were in the correct locations. When done I pulled back on the lever the loader went up. I push forward and the loader goes down, fully forward it snaps into full float. When I move the lever left the bucket curled up, and when pushed to the right the bucket curls down to dump.
Now I'm all screwed up and switching the hoses alone around won't get me to where it should be to work as in #1. I'd have to switch the cables back in order to get back into what I'm assuming common sense wise to be the proper mode.
Am I wrong on my #1 setup for the snow blower? If so, pardon me but WTF why would you switch it to such a weird way of operation?
I'm hoping someone here can explain how it's supposed to be as I'm baffled and can't believe it would be set up to work the way it does now since every loader tractor I've been on the control works the same way and I just can't believe Kubota would switch the up and down function direction.
No snow yet to move so hopefully I'll get an answer before it does LOL!
Thanks!
Tired