bem1965
Member
Hi all,
I have a Iseki TS 2220 F.
I am very new to tractors so this is propably just ignorance but I would like to know for sure...
My tractor has been used as a snow remover for the last ten years prior to me buying it. On the 3-point there is a counter wheight box full of wheights.n I have remover the counter wheight box (after removing the snow bucket).
PTO works both high and low speed.
But I am a little unsure of operating the 3-point hitch....
I have turned the knob "lowering speed adjustment lever" to "Fast". When I move the "Hydraulic control lever" up and down nothing seems to happen, it might be that the arms was raised a tad, but hard to tell...
If I understand the 3-point correctly the arms ought to lower by their own wheigt when I put the "Hydraulic control lever" in the down position.
Is it possible that I need to add wheigt to the 3-point lifting arms to get them to lower? This seems a bit problematic, If the arms are in the up position it is a bit troublesome to heist 150 kg of counter wheigt up and fasten to the arms. I now that farmers of yesteryear were all supermen, but this seems a bit over the top, not even my grandfather was strong enough to lift the big implements!
Any help would be appreciated!
/Lars
I have a Iseki TS 2220 F.
I am very new to tractors so this is propably just ignorance but I would like to know for sure...
My tractor has been used as a snow remover for the last ten years prior to me buying it. On the 3-point there is a counter wheight box full of wheights.n I have remover the counter wheight box (after removing the snow bucket).
PTO works both high and low speed.
But I am a little unsure of operating the 3-point hitch....
I have turned the knob "lowering speed adjustment lever" to "Fast". When I move the "Hydraulic control lever" up and down nothing seems to happen, it might be that the arms was raised a tad, but hard to tell...
If I understand the 3-point correctly the arms ought to lower by their own wheigt when I put the "Hydraulic control lever" in the down position.
Is it possible that I need to add wheigt to the 3-point lifting arms to get them to lower? This seems a bit problematic, If the arms are in the up position it is a bit troublesome to heist 150 kg of counter wheigt up and fasten to the arms. I now that farmers of yesteryear were all supermen, but this seems a bit over the top, not even my grandfather was strong enough to lift the big implements!
Any help would be appreciated!
/Lars