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Read articles →This is a hands-on, real-time walkthrough of pulling the loader off an LS XR3140 and putting it back on, filmed by an owner actually doing the job in his own driveway/shop. It covers the pin locations, detent positions, disconnecting hydraulic lines, and the annoyance of front-mounted remotes plumbed for a grapple instead of a factory third function. Best for XR3140 owners who need a practical loader removal reference, not spec comparisons or a buying guide.
Posted by an owner-operator (StruggleMill channel) documenting real maintenance work on his own XR3140, not a dealer or sponsored review.
Raise the loader to find the detent position that lets the arms sit loose, pull the pin on the back, disconnect the hydraulic lines, then drive the tractor out from under the loader.
The dealer talked the owner into front-mounted remotes to operate a grapple instead of installing a factory third function, which he says he regrets.
Yes, after dropping the loader and lining it up low, the hydraulic lines must be disconnected before driving the tractor out from under it.
