KennedyDiesel
Veteran Member
I'm adding a Farmi Skidding winch to my equipment and it sounds like adapting the Imatch will be difficult to impractical as the attach point is more or less right on top of the winch module.
So it looks like I'll be manual attach at least for now. This will also almost certainly require top link adjustment as well. I've always wanted a top and tilt setup, but my concern is drift/settling. With the mechanical setup I have none. I can get on the tractor and adjust my position control and go to work. I just need to change the length for some implements like my MX5.
So I guess a double piloted setup is what I should run. I was hoping to find something neat and tidy. Compact and clean with proper length hoses etc. Something like the Deere top n tilt only with the double piloted valves to prevent drifting.
Suggestions?
How is the Deere TnT as far as drift/settling?
Anyone using this with the electric diverter? If it's stable and drift free when the diverter is controlling the loader joystick that is all that I ask.
I should add that I already have the electric diverter so I have 4 remotes out back.
So it looks like I'll be manual attach at least for now. This will also almost certainly require top link adjustment as well. I've always wanted a top and tilt setup, but my concern is drift/settling. With the mechanical setup I have none. I can get on the tractor and adjust my position control and go to work. I just need to change the length for some implements like my MX5.
So I guess a double piloted setup is what I should run. I was hoping to find something neat and tidy. Compact and clean with proper length hoses etc. Something like the Deere top n tilt only with the double piloted valves to prevent drifting.
Suggestions?
How is the Deere TnT as far as drift/settling?
Anyone using this with the electric diverter? If it's stable and drift free when the diverter is controlling the loader joystick that is all that I ask.
I should add that I already have the electric diverter so I have 4 remotes out back.