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Zeke

07-11-2000 15:55:34




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I just bought a disk harrow for my '45 2N but I cant get enough purchase from the hydrolics to raise it off of the ground. The link from the hydrolic to the lower arm is fixed so I cant shorten it, but the lower arm itself is eccentric (like its owner). Can I turn it around so that the longer segment is attached to the tractor? I think that this might let me raise the outer bearing (hole) higher as the purchase point would be further from the yoke. The Top link seems to be the right size but even if I shorten it, the first set of disks will drag the ground.

Can anyone help with this?

thanks

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Mike S

07-11-2000 16:01:18




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 Re: 3-point in reply to Zeke, 07-11-2000 15:55:34  
Hmmm, could be that the harrow is just too heavy. How big is it? How good was your lift before you hooked it up? I looked at a set of harrows last weekend and was surprised when the guy told me they weighed over 1000lbs. Not for my tractor. What did you last lift hooked to the 3 pt hitch?



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Zeke

07-13-2000 09:49:31




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 Re: Re: 3-point in reply to Mike S, 07-11-2000 16:01:18  
Mike,

The lift seems to work as it is in the full up position. it picks us the harrow (500Lbs) but not high enough.thanks
Zeke



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