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setting height on power lift to20 ferg.

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dave/tn

04-15-2005 13:21:47




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im trying to do some grading is there any way to make the power lift hold a position without going all the way up or down???




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gshadel

04-16-2005 04:49:13




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 Re: setting height on power lift to20 ferg. in reply to dave/tn, 04-15-2005 13:21:47  
You need a position controller like the other guys said. I find a controller indespensible when using a scraper blade especially.
Check the posts just below yours on this very subject. You can buy one ready made and install in a few minutes from Zane, or you can build your own for less $$, but more time and effort. Your choice.
I got a Zane Thang back in '99 and can vouch for the quality of that one.

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Paul in Ms

04-16-2005 04:17:43




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 Re: setting height on power lift to20 ferg. in reply to dave/tn, 04-15-2005 13:21:47  
Check the archives for the Zane thang or the ferguson positioner both work great for under $100 and easy to install.



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John(UK)

04-15-2005 14:31:20




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 Re: setting height on power lift to20 ferg. in reply to dave/tn, 04-15-2005 13:21:47  
To hold it at a given height you need a position control kit If you have a grader wheel fitted to your blade you can control it through the depth control system automatically. If you have a wheel on the blade mail me at :-
fergusontractors at tiscali dot co dot uk and I will tell you how to do it. If you have no wheel you will have to go to this site :-
http://members.aol.com/wzsherman/myhomepage/sale.html

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