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So...took the bucket off. Loader arms bent perpendicular to ground, frame bent in the same direction. Had no idea just hitting a snag would cause so much damage. Welds are all good. Might modify things to be level through reverse engineering. Plan on altering bucket pins/ joints to be be level...

6 1/4 on the left, 6 3/4 on the right. All welds are good. I just replaced most of the lines after this occurred and drained all hydro fluid, filter, screen, etc. it looks like the bucket is torqued to the left pretty bad. I think the bent bucket might be causing the unevenness. You can see in...

It’s square with the arms. You can see in the situation in this photo with a level. Floor is level, 3 pt is level, axle is level.

Hello, Looks like I have bent loader arms or maybe just a bent bucket. Hit a large boulder on the left side of the bucket going 3-5mph in the snow while plowing. Blew 2 hoses and now the bucket is 3 inches low on the side of impact. I’ve used a T square, level and tape to check distances...