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Read articles →This is a hands-on, real-time walkthrough of physically removing a worn John Deere 400CX loader from a 4720, not a sales pitch or spec overview. The owner shows the loader's sloppy pins, relieves hydraulic pressure, disconnects color-coded hydraulic hoses one by one, and details post-removal steps like protecting hoses from moisture. Useful for 4720 owners planning their own loader removal or curious about wear issues on this specific attachment.
Posted by the 66Oliver channel, appears to be an owner working on their own tractor rather than a dealer or professional presentation.
Relieve hydraulic pressure by cycling tilt out, tilt in, down and up, then disconnect the color-coded hydraulic hoses one by one before backing the tractor away.
Throw the hoses up over the loader arm so water and condensation roll right off instead of collecting in them.
The owner shows the loader pan rolling forward and back with noticeable sloppiness, saying the pins are shot and questioning if they can even be tightened down.
