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    Posted: 12 Feb 2017 at 7:31pm
I just put a Henderson Loader onto my B, however, the bucket doesn't rest flush with the ground, is there a way that the trip bucket angle can be adjusted?

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I have the same problem, only I don't know what kind of loader I have! Mine has a pin that pulls out of a hole on the back of the bucket to dump the bucket. I need to adjust the hole by welding up one side, then grinding the other (Did that make sense??) I also thought about adding a second hole in the bracket to make the angle steeper for digging. Do you have a pic you could post?
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Some of the trip bucket loaders had an adjustable bracket on the back of the bucket.
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if the loader wasn't designed for any particular tractor, it may not fit just quite right. if you raise the back up, the bucket will lay flatter on the ground. try longer bolts with some spacers where it mounts on the back. otherwise do the modifying to the bucket like said above.
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