The knob under the seat is not a seat adjustment. It is to control the speed the rear lift/three point hitch arms lower. Turn counterclockwise for a faster lowering, clockwise for slower lowering. Turned fully clockwise until the knob stops, will lock the lift from lowering.
Operator's Manuals tell you about the controls, how to operate the tractor, and give maintenance and adjustment information normally handled by an operator/owner. Operator's manuals are not large manuals, and a good used original on eBay is likely better print and picture quality than most new reprints. A new reprint of the Operator's manual is only $15.00 from the AGCO publications site.
If you want more repair type information, like a mechanic would use, you will need to purchase a Service Manual in addition to the Operator's Manual. You can purchase a parts book as well if you want, or use the online parts book at:
If you want help getting the proper manuals on that site, there is a phone number near the top right of the page you can call, and a person will assist you in getting the right manuals. Have the tractor serial number at hand in case they ask for it.
I doubt very much there ever was a four-wheel drive indicator on those tractors.
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