Thanks Charles. I'm still checking it all out and reviewing my options(which I'm finding aren't that many)If my 851 baler did not need to four remotes to bale and hyd tie, I would not have a problem. But the loader leaks down while bouching on the unlevel group in field and you need to bring it back up from time to time. I can tie the bucket up with chains but there is no way to tie the lift arms on the loader up to the tractor. I remember years ago, I used something like collar rings to stop a 470 disc from dropping to low, but can't remember what they were and if they would work or not here.
Thanks again to you and all here who seem to know so much about the workings of these old tractors
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