Positioning Center Link
The center link attaching bracket has holes which allow three different positions for attaching the center link. The position affects the draft sensing sensitivity.
Should the following conditions occur, move center link to indicated holes to correct.
Condition |
Use Holes |
Excessive hitch activity or hunting occurs in draft control operation. |
A or B |
Rear of implement rises too much when lifted. The implement weight which can be lifted is reduced slightly with center link attachment in lower holes. |
A or B |
Rear of implement drags the ground. |
B or C |
Draft control lever range is too small. |
B or C |
Hitch seems unresponsive in draft control operation and allows engine speed to drop too far before raising rockshaft. |
B or C |
NOTE:
Implements with Category I mast height 457 mm (18 in.) will normally use the lower two attaching holes and implement with Category II mast height 483 mm (19 in.) will use the upper two holes.
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A-Upper Hole
B-Middle Hole
C-Lower Hole
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