If you wanted to get a little ambitious, after checking the measurements like glennster suggested, you could take just the loader arms off and lay them on a flat floor with the bucket off. All 4 corners should sit on the floor and it shouldn't rock up and down. Kind of like a table with one longer or shorter leg. It would at least give you an idea if the arms or the mounts are twisted. If the measurements are all equal and one side of the bucket is lower, lift up on something heavy with the high side of the bucket. It might twist it back straight. Go slow and watch closely so you don't twist it the other way though. If that doesn't work, you may need to use some heat and/or a come-a-long or something to pull it straight. If you can get it straight without heat would be better but that's not always possible. Dave
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