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Quadrant adjustment

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Jone

06-18-2003 09:21:00




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I have read about this, but my repair book doesnt say a word about it...
can anyone explain me the procedure??

Regards Jone from Norway




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john(UK)

06-18-2003 16:18:46




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 Re: quadrant adjustment in reply to Jone, 06-18-2003 09:21:00  
you may like to go to this site, it tells you in detail how to do it, just scroll down the list till you come to it.
http://www.holland-brand.co.uk/infofiles/hydraulic.asp



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Ray,IN

06-18-2003 20:13:26




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 Re: Re: quadrant adjustment in reply to john(UK), 06-18-2003 16:18:46  
That explanation of how to adjust the quadrant is backward. The original owners manual quadrant adjustment procedure is: Move the finger-tip control 2 1/2" from the topmost position and implement should just begin to lower. This is with a 3pt. implement attached, the behavior is somewhat different with no weight on the arms.



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john(UK)

06-19-2003 12:20:06




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 Re: Re: Re: quadrant adjustment in reply to Ray,IN, 06-18-2003 20:13:26  
The distance is actually 2 1/4" in the book not 2 1/2" and on that article on that page on the site I gave it does say about having an implement attached.(They say a plough, which is what the factory used to specify for most of the adjustments) It is after all a guide only and it will vary from tractor to tractor so you just set the quadrant till you get the desired action. You could never set this without an implement attached

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Ray,IN

06-20-2003 21:40:34




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: quadrant adjustment in reply to john(UK), 06-19-2003 12:20:06  
Hmmmmm. The owners manual(Form no. Z-3481-C) that came with the tractor(1953 TO30) when Dad bought it new says 2 1/2". What is the origin of your manual? The article you reference says to begin to raise the lift to adjust the quadrant, that is backwards to the original owners manual procedure.



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F MACFARLANE

06-18-2007 07:20:19




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: quadrant adjustment in reply to Ray,IN, 06-20-2003 21:40:34  
Seeking MF35 draft quadrant spare part, can you help?



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john(UK)

06-21-2003 07:34:34




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: quadrant adjustment in reply to Ray,IN, 06-20-2003 21:40:34  
If you go to this site you will find a picture of the relative page out of the tractor instuction book. As I said in my last posting, the measurement is only a guide and it does vary from tractor to tractor, the only time it will work out more or less exact is when the tractor is new and in correct adjustment on the control spring and the linkage isnt worn, the quadrant adjustment was there to compensate for any wear and tear that takes place. I am an ex Field Service engineer and I worked most of my time on TE20 and FE/MF35 while they were in production.

Link

Hope that answers your query?

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Ray,IN

06-21-2003 22:31:43




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: quadrant adjustment in reply to john(UK), 06-21-2003 07:34:34  
I see the difference in the procedures. Your information is for TE tractors and mine is for TO tractors. The link you provided cleared it all up. John is in Norway and should follow your advice; I doubt he has a TO Harry Ferguson tractor.



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