I will play devils advocate here. If you have good size straps it will be no problem.
one at each corner in the back. Use the hooks to hook to the tractor hitch and to the trailer. Do not twist or wrap strap around anything.
in the middle do the same thing again to the loader mount.
I believe that tractor has a nice place in the front corner to do the same. Then 1 over the bucket.
That is not a big or heavy tractor and is almost the same as my dads and we have been doing that since he bought it 10-15 years ago. we use 2 inch heavy straps I believe 3-5000 lbs not your little 500-1000 lbs straps. We have run that trailer and tractor through ditches and the like with no movement. You must keep the straps as strait and tight as possible.
If you don't have the heavy straps, get 2 chains and 2 binders. 3/8 transport, 1 in front 1 in back and it will go nowhere. I know in the USA I have been told the DOT is crazy. Here in manitoba we have very little trouble with them and I have been stopped with a 100 hp tractor with 2 chains and binders and the dot tried to hassle me for the loader not being tide separate. Told him give me a ticket and i'll see you in court. I know the law and he didn't have a leg to stand on. never got a ticket in my life yet except I don't run log books and they gave me $150 for that once.
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