Posted by George Marsh on May 30, 2014 at 04:27:22 from (50.121.6.218):
Been helping neighbor fix is 1963 massey 35 that had many issues. Previously I posted pics of his damaged top link on the MF MH sight.
We have fixed all the problems, got tractor running yesterday. We did not replace the top link yet. Here is my question. When the control lever on right side of tractor seat is in the center position the lift arms are down. Move the position lever up or move it down from the center the lift arms will go up. Is this normal for a massey 35, moving the control lever down makes the arms go up or could the damaged top link be the cause this?
I think for now, neighbor will use 3 pt and not worry about the weird movements.
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