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1066 3 Point Question
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Posted by Michael Sheik on October 16, 2006 at 07:40:13 from (199.153.205.246):
I cannot get my 3 point to go down with engine running on my 1066. I have the draft lever all the way forward (actually tried both ways) and standing on it and bouncing on it. Maybe I do not weigh enough (190#). What is going on here. After tractor has set a day or two the arms are all the way down and to instant you start it up they raise all the way up even with the lever in down position. Do I remember something about the draft sensing lever attached to torsion bar inside rearend may have flipped on wrong side of something. Seems like I may have read a post talking about this.
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