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Float position on a 300 fast hitch?
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Posted by Randy on March 11, 2003 at 05:37:27 from (208.44.151.51):
I searched the archives and didn't come up with any info on how to set my fast hitch up for float position. I know recently there was a discusion here on it. I wanted to print it out but it was gone when I got around to doing it. I was wondering if someone could describe how to do it again or post a picture. I guess there is a pin that needs to be pulled somewhere. I want to do some discing in few weeks and need to have it float. Right now if I lower my rear blade I pick the back tires up off the ground. I don't like to bother you guys by asking the same old questions but couldn't find it in the archives.
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