Fixing TH35 Tilt Hitch Plate on the Skid Steer and Hydraulic Hose disconnect demonstration SVL75

In my previous videos I struggled to tilt the bucket to the angle I wanted for grading. I would push the auxiliary hydraulic switch to the right but the bucket would tilt to the left. Maybe that is standard practice, but to me that seemed wrong. I contacted Land Pride Technical support but after a week no answer. I contacted my dealer where I bought it and their maintenance manager said switching hoses should not be a problem, so I gave it a try. Seems more logical to me now.
It was 96F and 90% humidity and I was dripping wet just from greasing all the connections. But it sure was nice inside the cab in the air-conditioning!!! We will be doing some skid trail building shortly, clearing the trees and leveling out the path to control erosion. Stay tuned.
Equipment 2024 Kubota SVL75-3 Track Loader or Skid Steer (Skidsteer)
Land Pride TH35 Tilt Hitch or Tilt Plate
On Excavators there are two modes for controls, this doesn't seem to exist for Tracked Loaders/Skid Steers
The two modes for excavator controls are typically called ISO mode and SAE mode (also known as CAT mode).
ISO mode (International Organization for Standardization): In this mode, the left joystick controls the swing (left and right) and the boom (up and down), while the right joystick controls the stick (in and out) and the bucket (curl and dump).
SAE mode (Society of Automotive Engineers) or CAT mode: In this mode, the left joystick controls the swing (left and right) and the stick (in and out), while the right joystick controls the boom (up and down) and the bucket (curl and dump).
Operators often have a preference for one mode over the other based on their training and experience. Some excavators allow you to switch between these modes to accommodate different operators' preferences.
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[@dvt3802]

Here we go, It is NOT ur opinion, It really is supposed to be on all equipment that you move a control to the right something goes right. Same for left. Control to left something left. On a 6 way blade (dozer) used to be move (T handle on JD) to left blade tilts to left and twist top of handle to left would be angle left. Newer models & other makes have put buttons in the joystick for certain functions I have to look to see WTH is going on cuz I'm elderly. :) Years ago it used to be, Pull a lever was up, Push the lever was down. Some newer logging equip has changed.

[@ahbuildingafarm]

I don't have any other experience on other pieces of heavy equipment. I know on mini excavators you have have the controls work two different ways, and was wondering if I just didn't know how to change the skid steer to different modes?
The two modes for excavator controls are typically called ISO mode and SAE mode (also known as CAT mode).
ISO mode (International Organization for Standardization): In this mode, the left joystick controls the swing (left and right) and the boom (up and down), while the right joystick controls the stick (in and out) and the bucket (curl and dump).
SAE mode (Society of Automotive Engineers) or CAT mode: In this mode, the left joystick controls the swing (left and right) and the stick (in and out), while the right joystick controls the boom (up and down) and the bucket (curl and dump).

[@dvt3802]

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[@ahbuildingafarm]

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If I did need to cut 18" logs day in and day out I'd get a Stihl Rancher or similar. And once we are on the farm doing more logging I probably will......but for us currently having the same exact battery in all our equipment is really helpful even though the equipment is not industrial grade.
Thanks for commenting, and I think you are correct and spot on!!