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You'll see a gap between the male and female portions, and one lever won't go down, or it goes down but the bucket isn't fully on the tractor.
Pressure concentrates on one tab, which can tweak the male portion or the bucket frame, or in the worst case cause the bucket to fall off.
Make sure the bucket surface is flush with the quick attach male portion, then put the levers down and lift the bucket to confirm both tabs contacted the brackets.
