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Can anyone tell me how to remove bucket only off a 2120 on a 7309 loader? thanks. I think it is about a 1986?
 
(quoted from post at 12:53:17 04/19/23) Can anyone tell me how to remove bucket only off a 2120 on a 7309 loader? thanks. I think it is about a 1986?
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Welcome to the Forums. Telling the brand of what you are working on as well as the model helps as sometimes the same model numbers were used by more than one manufacturer. I am guessing you have a New Holland loader.

Remove the 4 pins that hold the bucket to the lift arms and bucket cylinders. There is one pin at each bucket cylinder and one pin at each lift arm connection point to the bucket. In the parts book it looks like one 3/8' x 3/4" capscrew secures the ear on each one to the bucket. If someone has modified how the pins are held to the bucket you need to match the removal of the pin to how it is now secured. That means cutting or grinding welds away if someone has welded them in over the years.
 
(quoted from post at 10:35:21 04/19/23)
(quoted from post at 12:53:17 04/19/23) Can anyone tell me how to remove bucket only off a 2120 on a 7309 loader? thanks. I think it is about a 1986?
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Welcome to the Forums. Telling the brand of what you are working on as well as the model helps as sometimes the same model numbers were used by more than one manufacturer. I am guessing you have a New Holland loader.

Remove the 4 pins that hold the bucket to the lift arms and bucket cylinders. There is one pin at each bucket cylinder and one pin at each lift arm connection point to the bucket. In the parts book it looks like one 3/8' x 3/4" capscrew secures the ear on each one to the bucket. If someone has modified how the pins are held to the bucket you need to match the removal of the pin to how it is now secured. That means cutting or grinding welds away if someone has welded them in over the years.
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hanks, that is what I thought but wanted to be sure before I got started. And yes it is a New Holland, appreciate your help.
 
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