Removing loader arms on John Deere 4066R

This is a real owner doing a first-time loader removal on his own 4066R, filmed casually as it happens, prompted by tight driveways during snow removal work. It covers unhooking hydraulics, popping the arms off, and storing them, then follows up with installing a front suitcase weight bracket and stacking 70-lb weights to rebalance the tractor. Useful for owners considering removing their loader seasonally and wondering what's actually involved.

Posted by an owner-operator, Christian Sterton, documenting hands-on work on his own tractor rather than presenting polished or expert instruction.