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Re: IH 1466 Hydraulics
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Posted by the tractor vet on July 05, 2006 at 08:46:59 from (64.179.117.181):
In Reply to: IH 1466 Hydraulics posted by Brian T from OH on July 04, 2006 at 21:48:11:
Change your ends on the hyd. cyl. They do go bad and this will cause this to happen . Went thru this this spring on the disk and corn planter . It would raise it but if you went to drop it it would start down and just stop then you would have to raise it up and try to let it down slowly if you went to fast it would lock up again . Last year it was the plow that was doing the same thing And like Allen said tighten up the drag on the draft control lever it is and easy fix , But the adjusting bolt MAY be rusted tight and THEY will break off and then that is a real pain in the donkey . Myself i like to remove the bolt and clean out the threads with a tap and install a new bolt with never seeze on it for ease of later adjustments.
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