Recent content by superdog

Try starting the tractor and turning the steering wheel back and forth about 10 times each way. This should fix your issue!

I have to ask....... How are the loaders pins and bushings after doing this? While it is really none of my business (or my tractor), it had to put a SERIOUS beating on the loader frame, especially without teeth on the bucket? My neighbor had an older John Deere unit about the same size as yours...

Try reading this thread: http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6491

While using this truly is a royal PITA, I have found that once you have it at the height (or depth) that you want it, you just count the amount of times you moved the lever forward (or backward) to reach your desired spot. In other words, after you raise the implement up all the way and turn...

Loosen the bolts on the mount very slightly. find something that weighs about 250pds or so and put it in the bucket on the high side. Lift the bucket off the ground or just raise it until it is level. Get off the tractor and tighten the bolts. Your issue should be resolved unless you have...

I spent 3 hours on my new (to me) B7800 pushing fill into a hole for my first paying job. I just got it last week. The prior owner never changed fluids (maybe engine oil once?) since new!!!:mad: The oil in the front axle was black and full of metal shavings, so I know it was never changed...