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Milton Kirkland

06-20-2005 20:53:34




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Even with a "Zane Thang", the lift on my TO30 floats up and down when using a 5' brush mower.What's the deal.What would it take to fix it. Thanks,Milton in SC




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John(UK)

06-22-2005 11:33:28




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 Re: TO30 Lift in reply to Milton Kirkland, 06-20-2005 20:53:34  
This is what Marlowe wrote some time last year about using a Ferguson with a Brush-Hog:-
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Posted by marlowe on June 23, 2004 at 16:01:09 from (209.103.204.81):

In Reply to: position control...chains?? posted by mr chapp on June 23, 2004 at 06:16:49:

dear mister chapp. i have sold and serviced hogs for years and see this all the time. PLEASE don't take this wrong but it's a real common mistake that they are not beening mounted right.i know what your thinking how hard is it to put a hog on a tractor and go cut some grass? but!! your hog has a tail wheel right? your tractor has 2 lower lift arms right? set your hog on a 4x4 so it is level lower your tail wheel so it's on the ground. now put your tractor on but[[[[ DON'T]]] hook up the PTO with tractor running put the 3pt. control lever in the middle of the range and turn your top link so it will get longer and you will feel you 3pt. raise just a little and the stop but when you make the top link long it will raise a little more that because the control piston under the set is being pushed in and that makes you 3pt. lift untill the pressure is releasted.with a little fine tuning and a little setting of the tail wheel up or down for the height of cut you want your hog will cut at the height you want. if you have ANY questions call me i will help you set it right 1-920-446-3296 your hog should not be hanging on the tractor when your cutting but rideing on the tail wheel and the 3pt. at a set height and that is controled by your top link. good luck and if you need help call.
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This guy knows what he is doing, so take his advice. If you are still having trouble after you set it as he tells you them mail again and it can be sorted.

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Jerry/MT

06-21-2005 16:57:52




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 Re: TO30 Lift in reply to Milton Kirkland, 06-20-2005 20:53:34  
You need to ask marlowe how to set up the hitch for a bush hog. He has a bunch of posts explaining how to do this and you should be able to search the archives for this info.



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gshadel

06-21-2005 04:05:10




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 Re: TO30 Lift in reply to Milton Kirkland, 06-20-2005 20:53:34  
Milton
scan down thru the posts, or do a search in the archives for bush hog adjustments. This topic just came-up about a week back. You will probably be happier if you set-up your bush hog to the height you desire with the lift control lever in the forward and down position and take advantage of the Fergy draft control built-in-to your TO. There are several posts on how to do that. I left a post on that a week or so back as well.
I have a Thang also, I find it is super with scraper blades and rear scoops, but I never use the Thang on my bush hog.

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