You could try putting on lower side first connect hose and lift the bed that will make her drop lower on opposite side.I used to do that when I was using one only difference was tractor had jaw type arm end instead of solid like yours.all the best with your silage
our old Lely mower did the exact same thing and we tried all sorts but couldn't get it to stay level, thankfully dad hit a rock last year and wrote it off so that's that issue sorted haha!
You could do two things. Remove the pin from the drop arm to the arm and put it in another of the three holes. Won't lift as high, but will go lower. Or unlatch the flexible ends and pull them out, you will gain a few inches to attach the pins.
On my Krone mower there's a pin to put in to lock it for storage or as I found out that flips up in the air when removed from the 3 point links that was a fun afternoon Good luck with your silage Thanks again
You could try putting on lower side first connect hose and lift the bed that will make her drop lower on opposite side.I used to do that when I was using one only difference was tractor had jaw type arm end instead of solid like yours.all the best with your silage
Cheers, thanks for that 👍
our old Lely mower did the exact same thing and we tried all sorts but couldn't get it to stay level, thankfully dad hit a rock last year and wrote it off so that's that issue sorted haha!
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You could do two things. Remove the pin from the drop arm to the arm and put it in another of the three holes. Won't lift as high, but will go lower. Or unlatch the flexible ends and pull them out, you will gain a few inches to attach the pins.
Thanks for the ideas. I did try it with the flexible ends out but struggled to get them back in after wards.
On my Krone mower there's a pin to put in to lock it for storage or as I found out that flips up in the air when removed from the 3 point links that was a fun afternoon Good luck with your silage Thanks again
Sounds like a good addition. I wondered if it had something like that, and ive missed it.