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What valve config for new 3pt
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Posted by MM on March 09, 2004 at 06:35:59 from (208.191.121.153):
Thanks Dan for answers to my earlier post I Just put on a Saganaw 3pt on my M and am very excited about it but am new to how 3pt equipment handles in use. I will use a 2-spool 4 way. The hitch has a float position by pulling 2 pins so I assume that spool doesn't need a float position. What would be the advantages and disadvantages of a float for the extra spool? First I am going to use a heavy middlebuster to rip up roots, future equipment will be post hole digger, box blade, cultivaters. The 2nd spool is just so it is there if I need it. Thanks for any advice
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