Loader removal

[P.O.T]

Hi all.
Wondering if someone had any suggestions.
Got a new holland tl750 loader. New in December, loader hasn't been taken off before. I can't get it in a position to let me move the levers that unlock it from tractor. Any ideas?

 

[Still Farming]

Quicke is it

 

[Otto Bock]

Maybe the joystick has a float position, push right forward hopefully take pressure off.

 

[P.O.T]

Stoll I think make them. Tried with and without bucket on, up and down, bucket tipped forward and backwards. Getting annoyed. Haha

 

[Ashtree]

Angle grinder ....

 

[7610 super q]

Put the bucket under something heavy, or dig it into a pile of soil etc.

 

[Horn&corn]

Got the same machine. Potentially a big repair bill so get the dealer to show you as he should have instructed you at the start. Don’t recommend taking advice here as one chaps obvious statement is another’s broken arm/ tractor

 

[Lincsman]

Ring;

Tel: 01228 517100

 

[yellow belly]

it is tight on
I have quicke and an mx before that
new loaders can be a bit tight and take a bit of getting off until they get a bit of wear

when you get it off look carefully where it is tight and polish it up

 

[Grassman]

As said above. Make it as solid as possible by having some weight on the forks or bucket and a nice level, hard surface.

 

[Werzle]

To move the levers which pull pins out shouldnt the loader be off the ground? Mines older and has plastic discs which i pull out and twist with loader off the ground , i then put stands down and lower loader . Does help to have something heavy like a muck grab on the front to help ease it off.

 

[milton-95]

There should be a sticker beside the spool block with instructions.... But lift loader about a foot in the air and you should manage to wiggle the handles out of locking position ?

 

[Will Blackburn]

As above got to get them levers to move. They can be hard work. Then it’s the opposite to a quicke.

 

[DrDunc]

The wedges that the handles release are pressed into place by a stack of Belleville washers

24mm socket on the end of a long extension and undo the rod but a turn

If the handles still won't release with the loader a foot off the ground and a good heavy bucket on, put a bit of pipe over them and try levering them over the first notch

Lifting the handles up doesn't release the wedges, it only takes the pressure off the stack of washers. The wedges are released after the levers are moved forwards. A gently tap with a hammer mighty be needed if they won't go forward when new

Alternatively, give the dealer a gentle smack in the face

 

[Matthew Britton]

Hi all.
Wondering if someone had any suggestions.
Got a new holland tl750 loader. New in December, loader hasn't been taken off before. I can't get it in a position to let me move the levers that unlock it from tractor. Any ideas?

I used to run those Stoll loaders and they could be a right pain when new. Once you can free wedges off I seem to recall you put loader with bucket on floorin float, put legs down, undo wedges, push forward with tractor a touch whilst in float which kind of lifts the loader off the brackets , undo hydraulics then back out. I used to be able to get them on or off within about 2 minutes, it’s just the first time or two that they are tight.

 

[Lincsman]

Didnt think loaders came off nowadays, I am surrounded by farmers who do everything with loaders on, the ruts the front wheels put in while rolling is a typical example.

 

[Galcam]

I’m wondering why u would want to take a loader off?

 

[P.O.T]

Hi all. Got sorted, dealer was in sorting seat on other tractor so guy gave me a hand. Spanner and some... Persuasion with a hammer worked but wasn't easy for him either. Problem being never been off brackets still paint on them.
So going to give it a rub down and plenty of grease before putting back on.
Was wanting it off because neighbour wanted a tractor for silage and other tractors air seat had stopped working and meant the seat wouldn't recognise that you were sitting in it so was constantly beeping that handbrake was off. Guy sorted the seat so didn't need loader off after all
Thanks for all the replies everyone

 

[ISCO]

To move the levers which pull pins out shouldnt the loader be off the ground? Mines older and has plastic discs which i pull out and twist with loader off the ground , i then put stands down and lower loader . Does help to have something heavy like a muck grab on the front to help ease it off.

We have new Holland/stoll loader and this is how We do it.