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Dan Youngs

09-03-2002 18:36:13




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I am a newbe at 8N's I am helping my dad fix up my grandfathers 8N... We have it running after having the carb cleaned... It has been sitting for 5 years under a tarp... The 3 pt hitch was sitting on the ground when I uncovered it... I lifted it up by hand and chained it up to get the tractor moved... It lifted up by hand with very little effort. I have played with all the levers but it does not move.... What should I look for? Please describe where to check things as I am not farmilar with the names of the levers and inspection plates..

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DavidO

09-04-2002 04:50:00




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 Re: Re: 3 pt lift in reply to ZANE, 09-04-2002 04:03:26  
Hope you don't mind. I copied this and put it with my ITF04 manual for future reference.



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Jeff Melson

09-03-2002 19:24:10




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 Re: 3 pt lift in reply to Dan Youngs, 09-03-2002 18:36:13  
The PTO lever is under the left side of the seat (left and right is with you in the seat)it should be positioned to the rear of the tractor, do this with clutch engaged if the tractor is running. Draft control lever is the small lever under the right side of the seat, it should be up. Then pull up on the quadrant lever on the rihgt side (the one you lift the lift arms with) The tractor should be in neutral and running with the clutch released, the PTO shaft should be turning, the arms should be lifting if everything inside is working right (no leaks or connections off). Hey you more experienced 8ner's please correct if I stated something wrong or forgot something!

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DavidO

09-04-2002 04:46:38




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 Re: Re: 3 pt lift in reply to Jeff Melson, 09-03-2002 19:24:10  
Jeff that is what I would call a very good description. I don't mean to be nit-picky, but technically, the clutch is "engaged" when your foot is off of it and the pedal is up. It is "disengaged" when you press down on the pedal, but you gave a good description and I think he knew what you meant.



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