while lifting weight with my pallet fork attachment one side wasn't secured and got detached and all the weight was on one shoe which put it out of alinement by one inch ..Now it's hard to line up the shoes to the attachments.. I have to use large C-clamps to secure it in place now and it take forever. I hope I don't have to take it to the dealer because they are probably going to charge me allot of money.. any advice would be greatly appreciated Johnny
Kubota B2650 shoes don't line up anymore
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I think you’re talking about this? If so, many other similar threads.
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Damaged Loader... How best to repair?
I have an LX2610 with approx. 170 hours. The tractor is no longer under warranty. After moving some logs, which the loader handled no problem, I noticed the loader seems bent. I made sure all the support bolts are torqued to specifications, a couple were only slightly loose. No welds appear...
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Sounds like your talking about the loader SSQA latch plates being out of time with each other?
Take the plate that is further back on the top and put a block back to the loader arms, then curl the loader arms back till they are back in alignment.
This can also be done with putting the latch plate up against a solid object and curling it out to tweak it back into alignment.
And you do not need to add support back to the cross bar, it's a waste.
Take the plate that is further back on the top and put a block back to the loader arms, then curl the loader arms back till they are back in alignment.
This can also be done with putting the latch plate up against a solid object and curling it out to tweak it back into alignment.
And you do not need to add support back to the cross bar, it's a waste.
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