oldpilgrim
Elite Member
have the lift cylinders mounted so the rod is fixed to the frame and the cylinder goes up to lift the arm instead of being turned around so the cylinder is fixed to the frame and the rod pushes up the arm?
This means the hoses have to move to follow the cylinder as it moves up and the system requires a little more 'juice' to push the weigh of the cylinders up.
My old Ferguson had the cylinder fixed and the rod went out like I would expect, but newer machines, not so much.
Any ideas?
Example borrowed for clarity:
This means the hoses have to move to follow the cylinder as it moves up and the system requires a little more 'juice' to push the weigh of the cylinders up.
My old Ferguson had the cylinder fixed and the rod went out like I would expect, but newer machines, not so much.
Any ideas?
Example borrowed for clarity: