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Re: Re: Re: position control...chains??
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Posted by marlowe on June 24, 2004 at 09:35:24 from (209.103.204.82):
In Reply to: Re: Re: position control...chains?? posted by Jeff-oh on June 24, 2004 at 05:01:56:
that is some of the trouble with hog that are not right for the tractor on fregusons you must have stiff top frame on the hog and one that don't have a sloted hole at the top. hogs are made to fit all tractors and most will work very well but some have just a little specail things that will make them work a lot better. had one in the shop on monday that the gay just got and bent the pto shaft on it the first time he used it just by lifting it. it was one with the sloted hole on top. i just filled the slot with a spacer so the top link would not move. new shaft and and repair time he was happy as kid with a new toy P.S. i did not sell or set up the hog he SAVED 85.00 by going to fleet farm but he then gave me 105.50 to fix it boy that was a real saveings
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