If you're comparing the Deere quick tach bucket to a loader that you have to remove pins it is a great improvement. Compared to any other quick tach bucket design that I've ever seen it is pitiful. You probably have the piece of pipe between the two sides. The 740's that I had experience with didn't have the two sides tied together and if for some reason you didn't immediately pick up an attachment after setting the bucket off and the sides got out of sync it was impossible to pick anything up without straightening them by hand. Not sure if my complaints had anything to do with it or not but a few months after complaining many times to the dealer and having the dealer put a pipe between the two sides I noticed the new loaders started having the pipe tying both sides together very similiar to what the dealer did. Also Steve is right, my only goal in life is to rip John Deere every chance I get. ** I seem to forget what my goal is time to time though as I have stated on more than a few occasions that JD makes some pretty fine tractors. |