Roy
Platinum Member
Observed something about my 3-pt the other day. While being raised, a force is applied (of course, no surprises there), but when lowering, no force is applied (simply limits the speed of the ascent, but does not apply any force the downward movement). My question, is this the way all tractor 3-point hydraulics work?
I just always assumed that there was some residual force applied. Now, I can understand why no downward pressure is exerted (unlike a FEL, where it is required), but at the same time it amazes me that ground-breaking implements (tillers, plows, sub-soilers) work so well.
Roy
I just always assumed that there was some residual force applied. Now, I can understand why no downward pressure is exerted (unlike a FEL, where it is required), but at the same time it amazes me that ground-breaking implements (tillers, plows, sub-soilers) work so well.
Roy