Posted by Raleigh on February 27, 2008 at 17:15:30 from (72.148.240.115):
OK here is what I am trying to figure out ....It seems from the first question that my cylinder and packing in my Rockshaft is OK. So my problem MUST be in the flow control valve.
Here is whats happening when I lower my implement to a certain level that I want to work at (BushHog in this instance) it does not stay there. It will, after about 10 minutes of work, sag all the way to the ground. Yes I have the Adjustment on "D" on the selector.
What I am failing to understand is how the rock shaft operates in that when I set my lever at a certain position how does the rockshaft know to go in that position? Where is the closed loop to tell where to stop or move to?
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