How to use a Quick Release Tractor Loader (Demo with Branson Tractor)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, we take a look at the new Branson F50 compact tractor for sale with quick release loader. The Branson F50 compact tractor is available in the UK from Beckside Machinery. Various options are available including the addition of all sorts of compact tractor attachments to suit your requirements.
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Can you help me please
I recently bought a Brandon f 42 cm , and on the hydraulics there is 2 controls that say , p Control and d Control .
Do you know what are they used for ?
Cheers
Thank you for making this video, it was very informative and it made it very easy.
Just wondering, what is the fascination of SO MANY U-tube "loader on&off vidio's" to the public? They are 95% the SAME procedure. Does this "entice" prospective buyers. I have 3 tractors, and Have had ZERO " enticement or bewilderment" with the procedure; just Read the manual. Ever before my purchase' s, just knew it would go on&off somehow. Just didn't see the "valve" for bucket-angle, did SEE the amplifying bucket-linkage assembly for a high degree of "bucket articulation " -- a lot of tractor loaders DON'T have this feature.Thank you for the great Video Sir and happy safe tractoring.
Well Donald --- Great question -- New to tractors ... I just bought a Branson tractor here in USA and this video made me much more confident, knowledgeable and with less probability of wrecking something. Manual??? Ahhh who needs a manual when I have videos.... Cheers
@@carlosjoelgarcia3200 You can always just "GO FOR IT". The vidios out there (96%) are the "blind leading the blind". Best to have the "Operator's Manual" open to page 57 and a VERY knowledgeable helper there in PERSON the first time or two. Like l said "I'm not very experianced" ( my tractors with 1500hrs( cumulative) have ONLY had their loader OFF ,3 times in 6 years. Still kind of easy but STILL DANGEROUS. Happy safe tractoring Sir.
@@donaldstrishock3923 There are some services that are easier to do with the loader off, but besides that I agree with you in the fact that moving the loader on/off is nothing I do 🙄... When I plow using the front lift I just lift the loader higher, sooner than later I anyhow have to take the plow off, put a bucket on and go move some pile of snow/gravel 😁. Then the loader is a counterweigt, especially with the smaller "gravelbuckett" loaded 😉.