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Posted by m14dan on February 18, 2005 at 06:09:16 from (63.99.90.207):
I was wondering if any of you would know what the problems is here. My hydraulics work fine and strong for the fast hitch and the right touch control lever but when I move the left one it is a little tight plus when I let go of it it keeps going to the stop on it's own. I never have a need for using that lever really but I still don't like things not being 100% on it. It's been an awsome tractor since I restored it and it is now my main tractor on my 25 acre farm. Anyone got an idea what could be causing this? The rockshafts are greased well and nothing on the outside is binding. oil is clean and fresh too.
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