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donharmon

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My 800 doesn't seem to have the proper heigth lift when attaching equipement. Anyone know what the proper amount is from down to up and is there some reason why I don't get enough?? Some adjustment maybe?? Hydraulics seem to be working OK, Thnks
 
how high do your balls lift when measured to the ground.

try again in draft mode.

what tires you got?
 
(quoted from post at 14:09:06 11/13/14) how high do your balls lift when measured to the ground.
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Depends on whether I'm standing flat footed or on my tippy-toes, and how cold it is.

:D
 
(quoted from post at 19:05:17 11/13/14) The three point arms raise to 20.5 to center of ball and my tires r 14.9x24 almost new
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on't chisel in stone, but I believe total bottom-to-top traverse should be 25 to 26 inches.
 
(quoted from post at 23:37:51 11/16/14) Any adjustment I don't know about??
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s Soundguy asked, any difference in travel whether in DRAFT or POSITION mode?
 
(quoted from post at 23:37:51 11/16/14) Any adjustment I don't know about??
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Only adjustments are under the top cover. Get yourself a top cover rebuild kit and a cam follower pin and pull the top cover, replace all of the o-rings and seals while you're in there, and replace the cam follower pin. Build up the cam with a welder if it's worn down and grind it smooth to the original profile, and then follow the adjustment procedures in the manual and put it back together.
 
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