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^Yeah, my dealer had to travel a few hours to another dealer in order to get me the B2601 with the new loader, evidently they're still not everywhere.

Well, after a few weeks of playing with it, I have to say, the self leveling kit is pretty neat, I used the bucket to haul a fridge from my workshop to my garage, and the ability to raise the loader without shifting the load is pretty handy. As for scooping and dumping, I compared the amount of...

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^The dealer didn't even know it had the self leveling kit on it. R14 tires, I have nothing to compare them to, this is my first tractor. Fine, I guess? They don't tear up my grass, even when I make tight turns with one wheel braked.

Yeah, that's an option, relocating the top of the bucket hydraulics back to their stock position (shown on the left side of this pic) However, the hydraulic fitting wouldn't fit in between the arms for the auto leveler, so I'd have to remove or figure out a new position for it, which I...

^ The "Mechanical Self Leveling" feature is to keep the bucket (or pallet forks) level when raising and lowering the loader. The "Swift-Tach" feature is what enables the operator to quickly remove the loader and it's hydraulics without leaving the tractor. Both of these features were...

The loader manual mentions only one thing about the self-leveling kit: where to grease it.

Hey All, I was just delivered a B2601 with the new LA435 swift-tach loader. Surprise to me is that it came with the mechanical self-leveling option installed, which is a cool feature for when I put pallet forks on the front. However, with the bucket on the front, it limits how far back the...