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MF240 Hydaulics

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Danny-S

11-19-2007 07:55:48




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How do I adjust the hydraulics so that the Links don't lower all the way to the ground and also to give a little more lift - I have a double action plow which is set quite high. However my MF135 does not have a problem lifting this implement whereas the 240 does.




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Danny-S

11-21-2007 07:04:23




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 Re: MF240 Hydaulics in reply to Danny-S, 11-19-2007 07:55:48  
Thanks David. I have noticed the holes higher up the link arms but was reluctant to use these as it meant having to remove both back wheels and mud guards in order to remove the pins. Anyway, it seems as though there is no short cut here so will have to do this before I next use the plow. Once again, many thanks.



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DavidP, South Wales

11-21-2007 00:46:19




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 Re: MF240 Hydaulics in reply to Danny-S, 11-19-2007 07:55:48  
Hi Danny,
You can gain some height of lift if you have an adjustable left hand lift rod. Shorten this with the levelling box on the right. There may be more than one hole in the lift arm where the lift rod attaches. Using another hole will help. Check for wear at the lift arm mountings. As for a hydraulic adjustment the stop at the top of the lever quadrant will give you a little increase but it must NOT be set so that the linkage goes tight at full lift. There must ALWAYS be a little free travel above it. This adhustment is not recommended.

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