MtnViewRanch
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A prime circumstance for using float mode with the side link is for final smoothing of a road. Now of course it makes a difference with the road. But if you have a crown on the road and have drives off of the road, going around those corners onto the drive becomes a breeze with the implement following the ground vs following the tractor and either leaving a pile of material or digging in and making a divot.
I have one area where we have a Y in the road. Well one side is a good size berm to control run off as well as simply staying with the lay of the land. Going up and over that berm would be a major ordeal to have the road smooth without using the float feature with my side link.
Only a couple of examples, but ones that would have me changing how I would do things if I did not have the float feature.
I have one area where we have a Y in the road. Well one side is a good size berm to control run off as well as simply staying with the lay of the land. Going up and over that berm would be a major ordeal to have the road smooth without using the float feature with my side link.
Only a couple of examples, but ones that would have me changing how I would do things if I did not have the float feature.