New 4025 4wd

Navasot · Feb 6, 2015

As stated having the tractor off and reliving the valve before you hook up will make things much easier

diesaroo · Feb 6, 2015

CarlV said:
Thanks deisaroo. I did have the draft all the way down, it just seemed too sensitive and would not stay engaged well. First little resisitance and it would raise up just a little. There are two connection points on the tractor for the lower arms. Do you use the upper or lower with the box blade?

Dunno...on mine I only see one set of holes. Maybe yours has an extra set for the backhoe?:confused3:

diesaroo · Feb 7, 2015

diesaroo said:
Dunno...on mine I only see one set of holes. Maybe yours has an extra set for the backhoe?:confused3:

Just did some bush hogging today and saw the other set of pins. My tractor was delivered with the lower set of pins attached to the arms and I have not moved them and everything seems to be working well in that position.
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Navasot · Feb 9, 2015

If your talking about were the 3pnt arms hook to the tractor there are two sets for a reason. It will be hooked up to the bottom set since they have bushing on them to make them fit Cat 2 size holes. the top will be Cat 1s. Your tractor is convertible from Cat1 to Cat 2 by flipping around the 3pnt arm and attaching to the adjacent side on the top pin. then flip your top link around along with the factory pins that were sent with them.

diesaroo · Feb 12, 2015

Navasot said:
If your talking about were the 3pnt arms hook to the tractor there are two sets for a reason. It will be hooked up to the bottom set since they have bushing on them to make them fit Cat 2 size holes. the top will be Cat 1s. Your tractor is convertible from Cat1 to Cat 2 by flipping around the 3pnt arm and attaching to the adjacent side on the top pin. then flip your top link around along with the factory pins that were sent with them.

Makes sense to me. Thanks for the tip Navasot!

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