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Re: 560 Rear Hydraulics - How Do They Work??
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Posted by Red Green Man on October 18, 2004 at 10:15:59 from (4.160.219.187):
In Reply to: 560 Rear Hydraulics - How Do They Work?? posted by Robert Searcy on October 18, 2004 at 08:28:48:
There is a pin down beside the bottom of the fast hitch cylinder that you take out for plowing, acts the same way as the 400 hitch when you removed the pin. The handle you speak of is the traction control handle, run it in the top notch for plowing. There is a pin to remove on the right side of the fast hitch which will let it swing for plowing, also a pin on each side in front of where the points slide in the receiver that are moved from one hole to another to let the plow level from front to back. I have a 460 and do all this when I plow with it.
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