Oh man, l wish your had filmed yourself actually dropping the thing down onto the connectors and hooking up the hoses so as to see it happening... l just got an older kabota with the q750 system on it, and it looks exactly like yours. Sure would appreciate it.. thanks for posting this though, it's the only video l've seen that was even close to the same as my system.. thumbs up.
I know this is several years old but my Q720 loader is even older.....I can't get the hoses to disconnect. I have those shown in the video. Is there a lock or something? I removed the pressure from them, I thought they were just seized by rust and corrosion on the inside but I've been hosing them with WD-40 and tapping them with a hammer but the part that you grip and slide up won't move separately from the inside barrel. Any suggestions? Thanks!
one hose has a lock that does not work.The first time i took my loader off it was a bugger.The pins were the hardest for me.just keep working at it maybe a bit of heat of quick connect.
Good day. There is alot of Quickie loaders. I think they are probably more reasonably priced. When installing the 4 hoses, #2 hose had that I think you said electronic part,what does that do. I know yrs. we had to chain loader to tree or beam. I have older dunham loader,ever thin g has to be perfect lined up. What is wrong with 35 Thanks
Line #2 has a ball valve on it.I do not know why.It does not work anyway.The 35 I think it has a bad conection to the battery.Hopeing to have it fixed and off the drive way soon.I beleve quickie are the most expensive loader now. I see less of them on new tractors because of the price.
You could move the ball valve to the other end of the hose on the inside rail of the loader where it would be out of the way. it can do nothing there too. Nice video
The two lines you are referring to that you said were electric are actually cables. The ball valve is so that you can lock the loader in position so it won’t bleed off when parked. You can generally tell when a joystick is electric because it will be super easy to move compared to a mechanical or hydraulic joystick.
Thanks mate. Couldn't figure out how to put our new Trima loader on and this helped alot
glad I could help
Oh man, l wish your had filmed yourself actually dropping the thing down onto the connectors and hooking up the hoses so as to see it happening... l just got an older kabota with the q750 system on it, and it looks exactly like yours. Sure would appreciate it.. thanks for posting this though, it's the only video l've seen that was even close to the same as my system.. thumbs up.
hard to film and work loader at same time.lol
Sorry for being 8 months late. The video shows more or less what you have.
Mind sharing what's troublesome?
I know this is several years old but my Q720 loader is even older.....I can't get the hoses to disconnect. I have those shown in the video. Is there a lock or something? I removed the pressure from them, I thought they were just seized by rust and corrosion on the inside but I've been hosing them with WD-40 and tapping them with a hammer but the part that you grip and slide up won't move separately from the inside barrel. Any suggestions? Thanks!
one hose has a lock that does not work.The first time i took my loader off it was a bugger.The pins were the hardest for me.just keep working at it maybe a bit of heat of quick connect.
Good day. There is alot of Quickie loaders. I think they are probably more reasonably priced. When installing the 4 hoses, #2 hose had that I think you said electronic part,what does that do. I know yrs. we had to chain loader to tree or beam. I have older dunham loader,ever thin g has to be perfect lined up. What is wrong with 35 Thanks
Line #2 has a ball valve on it.I do not know why.It does not work anyway.The 35 I think it has a bad conection to the battery.Hopeing to have it fixed and off the drive way soon.I beleve quickie are the most expensive loader now. I see less of them on new tractors because of the price.
You could move the ball valve to the other end of the hose on the inside rail of the loader where it would be out of the way. it can do nothing there too. Nice video
good luck getting that thing loose.haha
with a long enough pipe on the end of the wrench.... everything comes loose. LOL
The two lines you are referring to that you said were electric are actually cables. The ball valve is so that you can lock the loader in position so it won’t bleed off when parked. You can generally tell when a joystick is electric because it will be super easy to move compared to a mechanical or hydraulic joystick.