Posted by Clodbuster on March 07, 2009 at 16:58:24 from (66.146.251.243):
I am buying a DU-AL loader that is sprung and the bucket is about 6 inches off from level and the lift arms are closer to the left side of the tractor than the right side. I need to measure more to see exactly where it is sprung. I will need to make new mounting brackets for my tractor.
The price is good so I can work on it or leave it bent.
My options are to make the brackets square and level and then work on cutting the loader apart to get it to set right and then welding it back together OR Make my brackets with a correction factor to level the bucket and let it just remain sprung OR Make the brackets square and level and just use it as is.
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