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Read articles →A follow-up to a popular earlier video, this one revisits the B2601's undocumented dual-position loader dump function and adds one practical new tip: using the quick-dump's torque limit as a built-in auto-leveling trick when scooping or grading. It's a short, focused demonstration with real on-machine footage. Best for B2601 owners already curious about loader hydraulics who want one concrete workflow improvement.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on experience from his own 33-acre property, so expect a practical user perspective with no dealer affiliation.
Curl the bucket back, drop it down, use quick dump, and when it stops the bucket is level with the ground, ready to dig or grade.
Pushing the dump lever further right activates a slower, more powerful dump, while the normal position is quicker but weaker and can't lift the tractor's front.
It helps when grading dirt flat but wanting to dig slightly into the ground, letting you push the bucket edge down without raising and re-lowering the loader.
