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Read articles →This one's an owner's how-to on removing the loader from a 5100ML at 221-223 hours, walking through the quick-coupler process step by step and calling it the easiest loader he's taken off compared to his other tractor's hose setup. It also doubles as a brief ownership update: a minor four-wheel-drive sensor code, use with a pulverizer implement in a chicken house setting, and general satisfaction after real use.
Posted by the Mississippi Farmer channel, an owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions and maintenance tasks from actual use on his own farm.
Lock the feet down, take pressure off with the knob, push the button to release the quick coupler, pull it out, then back the tractor away from the bucket.
The owner says it is the easiest loader he has taken off, since it uses one knob and a quick coupler instead of undoing individual hoses underneath the tractor.
The only issue is a code related to the four-wheel drive, which the dealer said is a simple sensor fix; otherwise the owner reports no issues.
