jenaro45
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I am new to "tractoring"... what is the best, and correct way, to adjust the 3 pt hitch on my tractor?
Adjustment of 3 pt hitch
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jeff9366
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Adjustment will vary for each implement and again for the specific task to be performed.
What implement? What task?
What implement? What task?
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agree.. we need more info.
adjustment for a mower is different than a plow, or box blade or spring tooth harrow.. or broadcast overseeder..e tc.. etc..
adjustment for a mower is different than a plow, or box blade or spring tooth harrow.. or broadcast overseeder..e tc.. etc..
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Quite frequently, the implement manual describes the method of leveling...so read your manual first!
Generally, the adjustable top link is for fore/aft leveling. The right lift link (moves the lower right draft arm) is adjustable...this levels an implement side to side.
Generally, the adjustable top link is for fore/aft leveling. The right lift link (moves the lower right draft arm) is adjustable...this levels an implement side to side.
