I have already reached out to them. This is the fifth attachement I have purchased from them. All have been flawless except this. I live about an hour from their warehouse. I should have read reviews on this before purchasing. Other than the pins, it is built like a tank.
I spoke to titan. The said I could either return it for a full refund or have it repaired and they will compensate me for the cost. They said replacing it was not an option. They know this is an issue. I have sent them an invoice and await an answer
I spoke to titan. The said I could either return it for a full refund or have it repaired and they will compensate me for the cost. They said replacing it was not an option. They know this is an issue. I have sent them an invoice and await an answer
No "maybe" about it MM.Best not to buy this type equipment. Their jigs are just not up to standards and there are several sytle arms these are trying to fit. I've heard some of this equipment maybe Chineese and if so I'm sure it may or may not be up to Deere specs....
Titan's new marketing slogan.......
Ship em till it fits..........
I can just hear the 12 y.o. who welded that bucket mount now......."Muss be krooked twactor"............."quose enough, quose enough"........
Titan's new marketing slogan.......
Ship em till it fits..........
I can just hear the 12 y.o. who welded that bucket mount now......."Muss be krooked twactor"............."quose enough, quose enough"........
I have purchased a number of titan attachments and they have all been great. I picked up the stump bucket this week and although it is built like a tank, the pins do not line up with the quick attach holes on the loader arms. I have subsequently found out this is a known issue. I have reached back out to titan to see what they will do. If I keep it, do you think it would hurt the function to grind down the pins to fit the hole? I also thought about cutting them off and welding them back on. Has anyone else ran into this? View attachment 779633 View attachment 779634