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Re: IH 384 Hydraulics
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Posted by RAS on April 19, 2006 at 14:12:30 from (148.71.18.153):
In Reply to: IH 384 Hydraulics posted by Kari on April 19, 2006 at 12:20:23:
You do not have to split the tractor. All the parts for the hitch are in the top deck. If you remove the seat you will see a cover, remove the cover and you can see the draft control and position controls. First setting in the tractor on the left side between your legs you will see a speed control knob. If the it is set to slow the arms will not drop unless they have a load on them. On the left side there is a isolation valve that can stick. Try the simple things be for you start spending money. You know the oil in the transmission is not the same oil that runs the hitch. Behind the seat you will see a pipe plug and this is the oil for the hitch and steering.
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