Position Control Information

We did give this idea for position control serious consideration when designing the current "Fergy Positioner" several years ago but discounted it for a number of reasons. Whilst functional it was a bit of an ugly looking adaptation to the Ferguson Tractor and the fact that if the operator left their hand on the control lever it would prevent the position control device from functioning correctly. The "Fergy Positioner" actually moves the whole quadrant assembly which allows the operator to leave their hand on the leaver and make minute position changes safely.

I commend all those that have had a go at making their own and I am sure that you are happy with it, as position control certainly gives the Fergy a whole new lease of life, and the operator can do so much more easily and safely with their tractor. However the "Fergy Positioner" we beleive will do all that but in a better, neater, and safer way.

Happy Fergying to you all. Stephen

However, you do bring up a valid topic, discussion of the pros and cons of the systems. I do not see the advantage you try to point out. When I am mowing I do not ride with my hand oh the finger tip control. Nor do I want to make subtle adjustments all the time... That is why I made a positioner in the first place. Set it and go. In contemplation of the Fergy Positioner, I shutter at the idea of loosening the quadrant and allowing it to move. In loosening up the quadrant a path is now open for dust, dirt and grime to enter the transmission to grind away and destroy it. Thank you no I don't see the advantage.

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