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Posted by Matt Clark on October 18, 2002 at 07:08:03 from (12.30.136.122):
Bucket tilt tends to bleed down (relatively quickly) even with no load on it. The three adjustment knobs at the bottom of the steering console control this, but I'm not sure which one actually works the tilt. Can anyone tell me which knob does which? Seems to me this is a poor location, as I've kicked them out of adjustment before, and only by sheer luck been able to get them back the way they are suppoed to be. Help???
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