chim
Elite Member
I've used the "stand beside" method a couple times when things were out of whack. The one temptation is to leave the tractor running when finishing the connections.
The most difficult implement I have to connect is the rotary cutter. Whenever it's on, so is the FEL. I've found the FEL provides more precise adjustments anyway. I get things close, then drop the bucket (teeth-down) and move the tractor by rolling the bucket to curl or dump.
Wifey is getting closer to understanding the need for a barn, so someday soon maybe I'll have room to get the implements on dollies on a concrete floor and make life easier..........chim
The most difficult implement I have to connect is the rotary cutter. Whenever it's on, so is the FEL. I've found the FEL provides more precise adjustments anyway. I get things close, then drop the bucket (teeth-down) and move the tractor by rolling the bucket to curl or dump.
Wifey is getting closer to understanding the need for a barn, so someday soon maybe I'll have room to get the implements on dollies on a concrete floor and make life easier..........chim