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Read articles →This is a walkaround of an owner's own TC33D, part 1 of a series, focused on identifying and explaining every feature rather than field-testing it. He points out the loader quick-release couplers, PTO with an added slip clutch, three-point hitch adjuster, cab controls, dashboard gauges, throttle lock, hydrostatic shuttle and range selector, plus under-hood fluid checks and filters. No actual loader work, digging, or driving footage yet, best for buyers wanting a plain-English orientation to controls and components before operation.
Posted by the Larry's Blueberry Farm and Gardens channel, an owner sharing hands-on familiarity with the tractor he actually uses on his farm.
No, the owner added it himself. It protects the drive shaft by slipping when the tiller hits a rock, instead of snapping the shaft into the engine.
It is like a cruise control. You hit it and it holds the throttle and treadle at the setting you want to use.
Lower the bucket to the ground, then release the quick release levers on the hydraulic couplers, which disconnect the long hydraulic hoses.
Pushing the lever all the way forward snaps it into float, which keeps the bucket floating on the ground without putting pressure on it.
