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Posted by RAS on October 21, 2003 at 12:34:31 from (148.71.18.81):
In Reply to: IH1086 posted by Kevin on October 20, 2003 at 17:31:58:
Remove the foot ball cover. This is the cover the top link is connected and you should see a lever from the top of the cylinder comming to a lever off the rockshaft. The one from the top should be to the back of the lever from the bottom. Sometimes the one on the top will jump past the other one and the tractor thinks it is in full draft and the hitch will go all the way up and stay. If this has happend you will see a a adjusting screw assy. that is held on with a pin. remove the pin and pull you draft lever all the way back and install the pin again. Watch it the hitch will then drop. The same thing can happen with the 66 series. Hope this helps.
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