L47TLBwannabe
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I was thinking of just getting a hydraulic auger to put on my loader then it would be easier to keep it plumb and apply down pressure.
When you use your auger, if you have a friend with a FEL, have him put MINOR down pressure with his bucket on the top of your auger. Not too much, cause you'll break a sheer pin by forcing the auger to do more than it's capable.
All new MTZ/Belarus 900 series have down pressure from the factory, or as inexpensive option (about 300$).Generally no. Some older Belarus tractors do.
Boy oh boy! You've really got it rough. I hope you find something that works.
The newer JD 4000R series tractors have 3pt down pressure as an option. As far as your auger, just get a hydraulic down pressure kit for it and you should never want for down pressure again.![]()
The newer JD 4000R series tractors have 3pt down pressure as an option. As far as your auger, just get a hydraulic down pressure kit for it and you should never want for down pressure again.![]()
How effective is that?
My Danuser PHD has that kit, but I致e never used it, or needed to. Biggest problem here are the bowling ball size rocks you may find. Hit or miss.
I hooked up the hoses once and things made funny noises, later discovered (I think) that only one hose is suppose to connect to SCV, and other hose is suppose to directly drain back into hydraulic fill port (and not have a connector on it).
Now I can稚 remember or figure out why 2nd hose had to go to fill port and not other SCV port? I understand 2nd hose is the return line from a relief valve on kit (i.e. cylinder is single action), but why couldn稚 2nd hose still be connected to SCV?
Is this how yours is?