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Re: 340 utility hydraulics

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Posted by PUTTER on October 04, 2005 at 19:02:40 from (12.180.170.78):

In Reply to: 340 utility hydraulics posted by Hunter Choplin on October 04, 2005 at 11:05:19:

Hunter, I've got a Farmall 340 and it works the same way. I don't know if thats th/e way it's supposed to work or not. I just deal with it. I think you can take the down pressure off by removing a bolt on the hitch. Personely I wouldn,t worry that much about it. PUTTER

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