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the top cover was removed to do all the work and yes I did take out the shaft/rails of the other forks but still could not get the affected rail to slide. My suspicion is that the ball bearing got some trash in its seat and hence was jammed against the groove in the shaft/rail and therefore could not roll out of the way the other thought was that the shoulder of the groove on the shaft/rail may have mushroomed out just enough to catch in its tunnel. the idea of the slight rotation required also was a thought. At any rate I'm stuck now with a non sliding shaft. I have a transmission buddy that I'll take it to to see if he can help.

l295
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by BillyCAlex

I would like to use pallet forks on the fel that i will eventually get and was wondering about getting a set that would require 3 hooks to be welded on the top of the bucket allowing on to simply pull up to the pallet forks(which are mounted pipe so they can slide in and out) and roll into the pipe vs. a quick attach system that would require the bucket to be removed. It seems the first system would be faster and easier to hook up but I'm not sure of any deficiencies that I might encounter with the first type.

Pallet Forks
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 14 Post by BillyCAlex