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MF 135 3-point control levers

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PMG in MD

04-12-2006 12:44:29




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What is the best way to adjust the hydraulic Position and Draft control levels. They have somehow "creeped" back so that in order to lift the 3-pt the levers need to be pulled back all the way. I also have the problem of both levers moving when one lever is moved. Good greasing and re-adjusting the springs torque has helped some, but not as good as it was a few years ago. I have a 1972 Diesel 135. Thanks in advance.

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Big Dean

04-12-2006 14:13:14




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 Re: MF 135 3-point control levers in reply to PMG in MD, 04-12-2006 12:44:29  
The shaft for the draft going into the inside controls is inside the position shaft going in side they will corrode and try to bind together. Sometimes you can get a little penetrating oil to work in there to free them up or sometimes just working them will help but sometimes the only way to free them up is to take them apart. On the MF100 series tractors when you use the Draft control lever the Position control lever should be in the transport position. When you use the Position control lever the Draft control lever should be in the fully raises position. Hope this helps If I can be of further help email me.

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