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<blockquote data-quote="500K_773" data-source="post: 95" data-attributes="member: 33"><p>Welcome digger3700,</p><p>Glad you found the site and to hear from a new owner. I bet you are having the backward tipping tendacy when going up hill with no weight in the bucket or on the forks. The skidsteers are designed with more weight in the rear to allow enough counterweight to lift heavy loads. It is best to go uphill backwards, or at the very least with a load. If you have an owners or operators manual you can get some good safety tips there, otherwise everyone here would be glad to answer your questions. I always back my skidsteer on trailer because of this tipping.</p><p>I will try find out about the third pedal, my father-in-law has a 610. Could the third pedal control any auxilary hydraulics? Do you have some hydraulic line fittings on the front loader arms?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="500K_773, post: 95, member: 33"] Welcome digger3700, Glad you found the site and to hear from a new owner. I bet you are having the backward tipping tendacy when going up hill with no weight in the bucket or on the forks. The skidsteers are designed with more weight in the rear to allow enough counterweight to lift heavy loads. It is best to go uphill backwards, or at the very least with a load. If you have an owners or operators manual you can get some good safety tips there, otherwise everyone here would be glad to answer your questions. I always back my skidsteer on trailer because of this tipping. I will try find out about the third pedal, my father-in-law has a 610. Could the third pedal control any auxilary hydraulics? Do you have some hydraulic line fittings on the front loader arms? [/QUOTE]
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