Hello, Another good video, however marginally better sound then the last one though, even with the loudest volume and good headphones I could barely hear anything cohesive sentence wise. Keep up the good work though. You are definetly worth subscribing too.
Very nice built I love the reinforcement to the frame and the look and structure of a frame. 2 questions 1: does the hydraulic run off the same system as the whole tractor? And 2:why is it you aren't using jack stands for the loader removal? Still very nice job on the build
Yes, I modified the tractor's factory hydraulics to "insert" the loader valve into the pressure stream. I'm not sure how I could use jackstands, because I have to drive out from under the loader once it's detached. By having the rear end of the loader assembly hang from the crossbar of the sawhorse, it leaves a clear path to drive the tractor underneath it. Good questions!
Next time you look at it angle your bucket about 45 degrees down then rest the arms. You will see you have room to make 2 short stands. Then when you pull your pins out you curlthe bucket back it will pivot the arms pull the towers out of the mounting points then undo your hose, boom bang done. Not saying your idea doesn't work fine but I think you would like it better. My loader is from a Kubota and set up very similar to that but uses 2 legs to remove. When I build my mounts I'll do a video showing and explaining more about it. Once again very nice looking and performing build.
It will be interesting to see the improvements you make to the horse/ratchet strap. It's working for now 👍!
Hello, Another good video, however marginally better sound then the last one though, even with the loudest volume and good headphones I could barely hear anything cohesive sentence wise. Keep up the good work though. You are definetly worth subscribing too.
Very nice built I love the reinforcement to the frame and the look and structure of a frame. 2 questions 1: does the hydraulic run off the same system as the whole tractor? And 2:why is it you aren't using jack stands for the loader removal? Still very nice job on the build
Yes, I modified the tractor's factory hydraulics to "insert" the loader valve into the pressure stream.
I'm not sure how I could use jackstands, because I have to drive out from under the loader once it's detached. By having the rear end of the loader assembly hang from the crossbar of the sawhorse, it leaves a clear path to drive the tractor underneath it.
Good questions!
Next time you look at it angle your bucket about 45 degrees down then rest the arms. You will see you have room to make 2 short stands. Then when you pull your pins out you curlthe bucket back it will pivot the arms pull the towers out of the mounting points then undo your hose, boom bang done. Not saying your idea doesn't work fine but I think you would like it better. My loader is from a Kubota and set up very similar to that but uses 2 legs to remove. When I build my mounts I'll do a video showing and explaining more about it. Once again very nice looking and performing build.