Posted by Curt from MN on January 17, 2009 at 23:15:11 from (72.2.207.20):
In Reply to: Loader Problems posted by tcanthonyii on January 16, 2009 at 19:31:40:
I have the same problem with my H. Have mounted a Dual with one way cylinders, a Schwartz 1100 and a Stan Hoist both with 2 way cylinders and all of them have the low side. I have been able to reduce the lean by adjusting the air pressure in the tires to compensate. Increase the low side and decrease the high side. With the Stan Hoist, I also noticed that the loader would twist while lifting. It's made of tubular steel and kinda arched in design. Also seemed like one side would start up before the other but one cylinder was going bad due to being broken at the rod seal retainer. Believe it would twist toward the bad cylinder, which was on the right side viewed from the seat.
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