Posted by Tom Barto on November 20, 2012 at 15:42:27 from (67.142.163.26):
Man...I am going to have make this my home page!!!!
Small problem this time...
I got a pretty good leak out one of my hydraulic Spool valve (see attached borrowed picture) - facing the rear - its the left spool valve.
Its got a flat head screw in there - which I turned and seemed to adjust the rate of fall for my 3pt - kinda weird tho...I turned the screw 5 turns tighty and ran it for awhile and then turned it 5 back as my 3pt seemed to drop way slower than I'd like.
What do those screws adjust? Is the leak probably a Oring? Anyone know of a rebuild kit?
I'm about half way done my last field for sub soiling and then its power wash this thing and get it in the shop...
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