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TO 20 LIFT PROBLEMS

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cummins

09-20-2000 08:27:12




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My to20 will not hold an implement at the level
I adjust it to and every once in a while will
not pick up at all.Thanks for any help.
PS Let me know where Ican get a GOOD service
manuel.




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george T.

09-22-2000 19:53:13




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 Re: TO 20 LIFT PROBLEMS in reply to cummins, 09-20-2000 08:27:12  
I had the same probblem check the flued leveal and that it's the right type. mine wouldnt work in the winter. when it got cold it got to thick to pump as for staying in place thay make a chain stay kit it mountes to the top link hitch and to each arm and it keeps the implement at the hight you want it's easey to put on just slip it through the top link pin and bolt the other end's to each of the bolts on the lower arms then you raise the 3ph where you want it and slip the chain link in the notch and it will stay there. any tractor place has them and there a bout $20 most of them carrey or can order the manual for you id get a shop and a oweners manual to you can get a lot of info. that you dont get in a shop manule in a oweners good luck

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Bill Mc

09-20-2000 18:48:17




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 Re: TO 20 LIFT PROBLEMS in reply to cummins, 09-20-2000 08:27:12  
Hello ,look to the left on this page under market place select tractor manuals.Now the hard part, The TO20 has no position control. If your hydraulic cylinder has a leak the 3point will sag to the ground and have to be readjusted frequently.A Zanethang can help with a sagging 3 point.I suggest you look under research & info / article archives--search for Zane's responces to lift problems.After reading all the archives check your lift and post back.Good Luck

Bill Mc

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