The only reason to have my loader up further than to just clear the ground is the view in front. I have a lot of dirt road in the hills. When scraping the road right after a storm, I need to see in front of the tractor to keep the front tires out of the ruts.
The cross piece that connects the two big loader arms cuts off the view right in front of the tractor. I'm very cautious when I do have that bucket up in the air. It's just up enough so I can see the road under the bottom of the bucket.
But the truth is that most of the time when I need to see the road right in front of me, I'll just stand up. Some may have a problem with that but I consider it safer that having that bucket high off the ground. I might add that my rear tires are loaded and they also have the wheel weights on the insides of the rims so it has some extra weight holding it on the ground.
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