Posted by lfure on January 01, 2015 at 07:42:45 from (68.169.254.14):
I'm mainly a Case guy , but finally purchased my first IHC. It is a 340 utility with a Wagner loader on it. I bought this little tractor because of some health issues which make it a chore getting on and off my Case 400. Like my 400 I will use it for clearing snow and basic hauling jobs around my place. I have a lot of questions about this tractor, but will only ask one for now. On any machine I have ever ran with a loader the right lever is always to raise and lower the loader boom, and the left one for operating the bucket. These levers operate the other way around. The right lever runs the bucket and the left one runs the boom. Would it be as simple as just switching the hoses around to make it right?
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