Tell the bodge mafia it was rescued from a skip and you should be ok
Or it was the wrong thread but was close enough to hash the nut on anyway.Tell the bodge mafia it was rescued from a skip and you should be ok
Why not just take the loader off
You can do that with the loader down on the floor tho
Mines on and off all the time even take it off to wash it and by the time you’ve arsed on finding and fitting your mechanical lock you could of just taken the loader off anyway
Possibly more splitting hairs, but I think the manufacturers should do more than just supply some sort of brace. Some manufacturer saftey features are so poorly thought out that in practice they might as well have not bothered.
David brown loaders allways has a prop that sat inside the bracket when not in use you can just see it folded up hearPossibly more splitting hairs, but I think the manufacturers should do more than just supply some sort of brace. Some manufacturer saftey features are so poorly thought out that in practice they might as wel havel not bothered.
Most front loaders look to have the lift ram cylinder attached to the loader arm and the rod attached to the bracket. If ther were attached the other way round (would probably cause a head ache for routing hoses) then it would be much easier to make a brace that shares the rod pivot and is normally hooked up out of the way. Like the red braces on this backhoe
I might be possible to make some like this for front loaders with the rams the same way round as the kubota pictured a few pages ago, but holding them out of the way would be more complicated.
