Posted by brian(mn) on December 22, 2016 at 15:29:05 from (67.54.176.242):
In Reply to: belarus 825 posted by mkoughan on December 22, 2016 at 05:05:39:
I have one of these, it too has become a single use tractor (spraying). I have used the 3pt for cultivating and mowing, while it never worked real good, I used the lever by the seat to raise and lower it. I never used either lever by the steering wheel to raise or lower it. Early on, one winter I used it on a snow blower it worked OK , this was before the lights and switches started giving me trouble, but since then it gets put on the JD, brother won't put up with the 825. When it was on the blower I used one of the remotes by the steering wheel to control the spout. I used a vice grip clamped on those handles so I can reach them better.
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