Posted by Rootsy on July 30, 2009 at 05:20:21 from (24.247.111.162):
In Reply to: 560 controls posted by jlbeebe on July 29, 2009 at 14:35:05:
jlbeebe said: (quoted from post at 14:35:05 07/29/09) If I set it all the way down, will it apply more pressure to my blade when I"m doing grade work?
No it won't...
It is a traction control device. Down pressure on your blade should be no issue as it is, but in putting down pressure on the blade you will take weight off of the rear tires... That is where traction control comes into play.
First the fast hitch needs to be set to float. the locking pin in the cylinder mount pivot needs to be removed as well as the locking pins in the receivers. After that is finished you pull UP on the lever to increase traction control. So when you begin to lose traction the system will relieve down pressure on the implement in order to increase weight transfer to the rear tires.
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