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Raise the loader and dump the bucket, lift the release lever, then use the stand levers to lift the front tires, curl the bucket back, back up slightly, and shut off hydraulics with the single quick-detach lever.
Take the loader's metric ton rating number and multiply it by 2.2 to get the lift rating at the pins.
Mainly when running a mid-mount mower deck and a powered bagger at the same time, since both need to run together to work.
Check the oil filter, oil fill, dipstick, and especially the air intake screen, which can get plugged and cause the tractor to run warm.
