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'51 8N 3pt levers
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Posted by Sue on May 27, 2003 at 09:07:19 from (152.163.252.71):
Need some help. Just bought my first tractor. Without buying an owners manual, can someone please explain what the short lever to the right of the seat does? Not the one that raises and lowers the 3pt, the other one. I'm having a problem with using a brush hog. I've attempted to use it once and was a little fustrated. I had finally got it working and then the day was cut short by another problem. Trying to keep the brush hog at a certain level is touchy and then when you want to raise it to avoid obstacles and then lower it to where you had it is another problem. Now remember, I've only tried it once. A little insight and experience with these two levers will be much appreciated. Is there and override kit to make the PTO live? and is it a task to install?
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