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keith

12-16-2002 18:05:42




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I bought a 2510 JD narrow front with a 46A loader from my grandmother recently and my gandfather had never taken the loader off of it. I took if off a few years ago and it was a real job to get back on. i am sure that the wise people at Deere had a good way figured out to remove and install this thing but I do not know what it is. The tractors is only used for light work now and I would like to remove the loader as long as I can reattach it easily when I need it. The trouble I had last time was holding the rear up so I could reattach. It fell over and I had a heck of a time. If any one knows the correct method, please let me know.

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Keith

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Jerry S

12-17-2002 09:19:04




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 Re: loader removal in reply to keith, 12-16-2002 18:05:42  
My dad uses a tree and a chain with come-a-long for easy attach and detach.



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thurlow

12-16-2002 19:55:42




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 Re: loader removal in reply to keith, 12-16-2002 18:05:42  
Keith, the loader came with a set of stands shaped like the letter "L" upside down. Procedure was to pull pins from rear brackets; lift rear of loader using tractor hydraulics; attach stands (see the holes in loader arms above lift cylinders??), lower rear of loader using hydraulics; move tractor rearwards about six inches until it clears front bracket; unhook hydraulic lines; back tractor out. Reverse procedure to attach loader; about two minutes either way. Can also use chain hoist, come-a-long or something similiar hooked in about same place as stands.

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Gordon

12-16-2002 19:25:48




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 Re: loader removal in reply to keith, 12-16-2002 18:05:42  
Do you have the stands for the loader.



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Keith

12-17-2002 00:03:37




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 Re: Re: loader removal in reply to Gordon, 12-16-2002 19:25:48  
My dad said that he thought that he remembered a set of stands but we could not find them. Do you know the dimensions? I could make a pair of them.

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Keith



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