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Posted by Ace Schrunk on January 16, 2002 at 05:02:11 from (65.103.164.213):
In Reply to: What is Draft Control posted by Wayne on January 16, 2002 at 04:31:31:
Wayne you are right draft control is want helps keeps an in the ground implement at constant level as you move across the field. Never have I heard of a tractor with draft control and down pressure both that worked well, the old IH with fast hitch had some what of a machanical draft control, but when the 06's came out they had a very good draft control with no down pressure they could be 3PT or fast hitch the fast hitch mush easerer to hock up big differnce. I don't have time now to explain how it works but will later if you would like.
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