You would not believe the things I use my bucket for it's my mussels when I need to pick up something, my fork lift when I need to unload something out of my pickup, my ladder when I need to work on something I can't reach. I use it to pick up the front of my lawn tractor to sharpen the mower blades and grease the spindles, used it to haul and lift the tin I put on the roof of a building. I cleared 1/2 acre with 4 12 inch trees and used the loader to push all the cut tree limbs and logs into burn piles. You will be amazed at what uses you can figure out for a loader, I would be without one and thank my lucky stars my tractor had one when I bought it.
Only issue I have with the loader is not being able to turn with front close to an object or building. If it's not too tall I raise the loader over it to clear. When mowing I drop the loader down in front of the tractor and out of the way. It would be a major ordeal to remove my loader so it just stays on the tractor and I deal with it.
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