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dyt4000

05-25-2007 05:22:47

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Hello all,

My quadrant lever won't lower the implement unless it's moved below the guide(lower bolt removed)then it will go down. What's the problem? Is it just an adjustment or is there a worn out part?

Thanks,
David

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Bob (Aust)

05-25-2007 07:25:50

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Re: quadrant lever problem in reply to dyt4000, 05-25-2007 05:22:47

What tractor - model?

Have you tried to loosen the four bolts and adjust the control lever assembly?

To adjust the Control Lever:

Mount & raise an implement.

Slacken the four screws securing the quadrant to the lift cover. Note that the holes in the quadrant are elongated.

Set the control stop at exactly 2 1/4 inches from the rear most setting of the control lever.

Move the lever forward until the implement begins to lower.

It will probably be necessary to prise the quadrant assembly gently backwards or forward until the lever is in contact with the stop at the point when lowering begins.

Re-tighen screws equally and re-check.

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John(UK)

05-25-2007 07:20:27

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Re: quadrant lever problem in reply to dyt4000, 05-25-2007 05:22:47

Check if the spring that runs between the Hydraulic Cylinder and the Control Fork has come off. This would allow the Fork to move away from the Lever. If you remove one of the side covers, you will see the Control Fork hanging down inside, right above that towards the front is the Hydraulic Cylinder. The spring attaches to the bottom of the Cylinder at the front end. Just put your hand up there TURN THE ENGINE OFF and feel for the spring, it could have broken or rusted away or come off if the tractor has hit anything in the ground. If you need any pictures of it just email me:- [email protected]
tell me what you need....John

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