Re: Re: Re: Ford 7000 load monitor

Posted by paul on April 10, 2003 at 22:16:15 from (209.23.145.5):

In Reply to: Re: Re: Ford 7000 load monitor posted by Rayt on April 09, 2003 at 09:07:42:

You only have 1 set of normal outlets then.

Bet there is a round contorl knob, or
something to pull out, to 'phase' the load
monitor cylinder with the 3-point. You might
not want to mess with that knob, it is possible
to hurt things if you pull it at the wrong time.
(According to the manual of my 7700 anyhow.)

The load monitor works mostly with 2-point
(semi-mount) plows. Without using it, you set
the front of the plow with the 3-point lever, and
the back of the plow with the hyd lever.

With the special cylinder, you can set up the
load monitor to operate the plow with only the
3-point lever. It will delay, & drop the rear
cylinder when you drop the front of the plow,
and again at the other end it will dely, then
raise the rear of the plow when you pull up the
3-point lever.

Aslo, if you slightly raise or lower the 3-point
lever, it will also slightly raise or lower the rear
of the plow, keeping it level. (This part works
better with some plows than others.)

I'm sure the idea works with other stuff, but a
semi-mounted plow is the only thing it was
used for around here.

--->Paul

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