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Denwood,
DK35vince,
ncrunch32,
kwschumm,
2ndHandLion
cj2002b,

Thanks one and all for the ballast recommendations! The rear tires are not filled at this time, but will be in the very near future. Before the second problem occured, I had rationalized the first as a loading / balancing related issue.

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Would the ballast be an explainable cause of the second problem? Are the rest of you in agreement with 2ndHandLion?

I was also the driver at the time of the second event. At the time, the tractor had been moving in a straight path for about 40 feet using a 5 foot set of s-tines which only penetrate the hard ground about 4-5 inches or so. This was the fourth pass of the arena, so things were fairly loosened up. The bucket was definetly empty, in a lowered position and tilted up. The one thing I left our of my original posting was that there was a rut made by the right rear tire which ran about 6 feet and curving slightly to the right. I realize this sounds like I applied only a right brake, but I did not. The brake pedals have "connected" since I got the tractor.

I have used the tractor in paddock work, driven the tractor on the dirt subdivision roads in range C, and done substantial snow removal on our driveway and never had a hint of the second problem.

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As for the well being of the loader, that is yet to be determined. The very corner of the bucket is what hit the post and the 5 inch dent was actually a buckle in the side wall of the bucket, not the front cutting edge.

Thanks again for all of your input!

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