Posted by Vapet on November 28, 2008 at 08:45:31 from (216.145.72.7):
In Reply to: lever posted by Niall on November 28, 2008 at 04:20:48:
As others have said it is the draft/position control lever. Down is draft, use when using turning plow, cultivator or other equipment that you want to control depth or load on tractor. With the lever forward the system is in position mode. Lift arms will move in relation to control lever movement. Use with mowers, blade, anything that you want to stay at a certain place. If it doesn"t work this way there"s problems with adjustments or worn parts inside lift cover. Position control has a pin that rides on a cam on rockshalf, pin wears off and no more position control. Shop manual would help.
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