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Read articles →An owner-filmed clip focused on one specific feature: how to engage the float function on the Massey Ferguson 1526's loader bucket. The operator demonstrates locking the float in, keeping the bucket flat at grade, and explains his practical use case, brush hogging cleanup without digging into the ground or hitting stumps. Shallow but useful for 1526 owners who never got a proper dealer walkthrough of this feature.
Posted by the Jeffrey Brown channel; the operator mentions his salesman never explained the feature, suggesting this is an owner sharing self-taught field experience.
You lock the bucket in flat rather than just pushing it down, and you can feel and hear it pop into place.
The owner uses it for brush hogging cleanup, letting the bucket roll over the ground without digging in or hitting stumps and limbs.
Yes, the owner says you will not get any dirt in the bucket at all while running it over the ground.
