Loader Supports

[Donystoy]

Made up new loader supports after experiencing issues while removing the loader last year.

 

[David T]

Made up new loader supports after experiencing issues while removing the loader last year.

Nice!

 

[PHPaul]

Nicely done! The originals are, ummmmm..."Minimalist" aren't they.

 

[Hugo Habicht]

Looks great, even with swivelling floor feet

Nicely done! The originals are, ummmmm..."Minimalist" aren't they.

Optimised for shareholder dividends

 

[cliffboyer]

Nicely done. Like the articulating feet.

Factory supports are too spindly. Have only removed loader twice. First time was a perfect text book experience. The second....like monkey fornicating with a football. In the process I bent one of them slightly. Still usable. Even had problems reconnecting one of the lines that time. Had to use a screwdriver to releive pressure on the fitting.....that got messy. Not removed since.

 

[Donystoy]

When I attempted to remove the loader last year the supports started to twist sideways resulting in the loader arm getting up against the hood. I gingerly moved the tractor about four feet so that I could attach a chain fall to the loader and safely remove it. Unfortunately I have a concrete floor to repair now. The new supports that I made can be stored on the loader arms as the oem supports were but I completely remove them when the loader is on the tractor. I want to max out what I can lift.

 

[Runs With Scissors]

Looks very nice!

I have only removed my loader once or twice….and that was only to “see how it’s done” and I possibly did it when I had to place a hyd. line that I broke.

I like those “feet” too.