I'm not familiar with your planter, so I'm suggesting things to try. I would think your operators manual should have something in it about adjusting the marker speed, but, they want them to go slow so you don't tear them off going to fast while lowering. That said, I had a White 5100 set up like yours. You had to hold the hydraulic lever to get the markers to drop and they were SLOW!! Probably go 20 or 30' before the marker hit the ground. When raising the planter, the marker would raise first and then the planter. I unhooked the marker hoses from the cylinder and ran seperate hoses for the markers, thus eliminating the issue. There is either an adjustment for the marker speed or else a restrictor in the lines to slow them down. If there is a restrictor, maybe you could take it out and drill a larger hole in it to speed it up. My advise is worth what you paid for it, hope this helps, Chris
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