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Read articles →This is an owner documenting a real defect after 18 months with his Workmaster 40's 140TL loader: the bucket won't hold position and can be moved by hand in curled, dumped, or mid-range positions despite full hydraulic pressure. He demonstrates the floppiness on camera and explains he's using the two-year bumper-to-bumper warranty before it expires. No dealership visit or fix shown yet, just the problem documented and a promised follow-up. Useful for current Workmaster 40 owners troubleshooting similar loader play.
Appears to be an individual Workmaster 40 owner sharing a firsthand mechanical issue, not a dealer or sponsored channel.
The owner doesn't know the exact cause but notes the bucket can be moved by hand in curled, dumped, or mid-range positions even though hydraulic pressure is fine, and he's taking it to the dealership under warranty.
The owner says he has never seen a loader behave like this before and assumes something is wrong, but asks viewers to confirm if this is normal or share their own fix.
Yes, the boom goes up and down properly and the bucket dumps and curls as it should, showing there is plenty of hydraulic pressure.
