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Re: Re: 3 Point Hitch Hydraulics - Moving Heavy Clay with Blade
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Posted by Glen 7580 on May 30, 2001 at 17:58:11 from (209.90.134.176):
In Reply to: Re: 3 Point Hitch Hydraulics - Moving Heavy Clay with Blade posted by Joe Evans on May 29, 2001 at 20:42:03:
Re: "You have a lack of down pressure on the 3 pt lift arms. The aggregate weight of the blade, its frame, and the tractor 3 pt linkage is all that's holding the blade in the cut." I suspect that something is wrong with the Hydraulics (a valve hanging up or leaking by). I don't have a lot of weight that I could hang on the blade and I suspect that I would need a lot. I will give the weight approach a try a little later if I can't do better with the hydraulics. Thanks for your input.
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