homeputter
Bronze Member
From my reading on these forums, I thought all 3-point implements were "ground following." When my BX25 front wheels hit a dip, the box blade or rake goes in the air until I push the down level for the 3-point hitch. The BB then drops to the ground. Consequently, I drive while continuously pushing on the down level to keep the BB or rake on the ground while driving over uneven ground.
Is this how the tractor has to be operated to keep the implements on the ground? Does this indicate I need more weight on the implement? Am I doing any damage to the hydraulics by holding the down level down?
Thanks for any advice.
Is this how the tractor has to be operated to keep the implements on the ground? Does this indicate I need more weight on the implement? Am I doing any damage to the hydraulics by holding the down level down?
Thanks for any advice.