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3 pt hitch problem/post hole digger
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Posted by Michelle on April 17, 2000 at 09:54:54 from (64.38.0.77):
Hi everyone...I was referred to this site in hopes of getting some help. My
husband owns an Oliver Super 55. He recently purchased a post hole digger.
He used it fine for about 6 holes and then upon lifting the screw out of the
ground, it (the augar) started to jump like a jackhammer. This seems to happen
when weight or pressure is applied to the hitch. When it (the augar) sits on the
ground, and there is no weight applied, it is fine Someone suggested he was low on hydraulic fuel, which he checked and that
wasn't the case. Has anyone heard of this problem, and if so, please contact me! Thanks in advance.
Michelle
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