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Re: Belarus hyd down pressure
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Posted by Taylor Lambert on January 14, 2004 at 19:18:05 from (68.216.45.235):
In Reply to: Belarus hyd down pressure posted by Alvin n Ms. on January 14, 2004 at 17:21:38:
Alvin I got to use one a few months ago. It had a dash mounted lever between your remote levers and it gives down pressure. then the lever beside the seat runs the 3 point like a standard lift where you have the float for plowing and also a draft control to I think. One thing I hated was the auxhilary controls for the loader had the 3 point down pressure mounted between them and all levers were the same size. THe tractor I used was a bit clumsy but a good box blade tractor. My friend has one that doenst have the loader and I made a hydraulic top link and one hydraulic side link for tilting the boxblade. Along with the down pressure of the lift you can do some nice ground work.
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