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Read articles →This is a quick, practical how-to filmed on a working farm getting ready for hay season, not a dealer showroom walkaround. A technician from Four Rivers Equipment walks through dropping the loader stands, lowering the H340 loader, pulling the pins, and disconnecting the tool-less hoses on a John Deere 6125R, then swaps on a Moco. Useful for owners who actually need to detach their loader for fieldwork.
Posted by the Fred Eichler channel, featuring a dealership technician from Four Rivers Equipment demonstrating the procedure firsthand.
Drop the loader stands on both sides, lower the loader with the tractor running, turn it off, remove the pins, then disconnect the hoses with no tools needed.
It makes the tractor more efficient, gives a better turning radius, and prevents the pins from wallowing out when running without the loader.
No, the hoses come loose with no tools and no hydraulics needed, described as the best feature on the tractor.
