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Re: Wife trouble...tractor 5 coming home soon!!
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Posted by john savoy on January 23, 2006 at 17:42:33 from (216.115.144.14):
In Reply to: Wife trouble...tractor 5 coming home soon!! posted by KevinH on January 23, 2006 at 17:28:54:
I'll bet that 3pt has a hyd.cylinder at rear of tractor.that's the way they made those there is a pin hole underneath that you can lock cyl. in place when you lower lift it bears down hard with right implent(grader box) it will lift back wheels of of the ground.Ihad a 240 utility a fine tractor with wheel weights from Super A on rear it will out pull most anything in it's class Good luck with the wife!
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