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I’m about 99% sure you are correct. It comes into contact with the remote valves, not much, but I don’t think it takes much the crack that cast metal

Yes, the top link does not bind. I’m about 99% sure Calg is correct and it made contact with the remote valves. I ran it for a while off of the bottom hole prior to this and had no issues. Later on yesterday I moved it to the top hole to use with my no-till drill. When the cylinder is in the top...

So I don’t know if there is an over pressure return to tank line. I can tell you the working PSI of the top link is 3,000 PSI and is rated for tractors 45-90 hp, mine is a 75hp tractor. This question did get my wheels turning and I ran out side and put the top link back on. The cylinder will...

Yes, those I do know how to operate, but I rarely use them. It’s I usually just put the implement in the float position. Is there something I should or shouldn’t be doing with these levers when using a hydraulic top link? I do often lift or lower both levers at once.

I’ve got no idea how to engage or disengage that. I’ve gone through the manual a few times and can’t find anything. Any chance you could help?

This is the second time this plate assembly cracked in the last week. I’m using a hydraulic top link and apparently that’s what’s causing this plate to crack, I just don’t know how. Anyone have any ideas why it’s breaking this piece? The top link does not come into contact with this piece in...

That definently is the part. Thanks. No, there wasn’t any impact. I’m wondering if there could’ve possibly been something run on it that created too much pressure for it too handle.

What is this part? The rear remotes attach to it. I noticed today it was cracked with fluid running out of it. The tractor has less than 600 hrs and is still covered by warranty. I don’t run much off of the hydraulics. Most of my stuff is 3 point, but is there anything I could have done to have...

Thanks for the advice. I’ll go the 12’ route. I’m in some steep hills and some thick stuff.

They are, but the original tires are R4s. I prefer R1s since I’m in hill country and and also have some bottomland stuff that can get pretty wet. Mostly it’s hooked up to a Great Plains 3p605nt that I do some custom work with for CRP, food plots, and cover crops. On mine it’s used for mowing...

I knew I’d get eaten alive by some. I haven’t posted much here, but I’ve been a long time member and poster on archerytalk. People here are a lot more polite than on AT 😂

Will do I’m pretty excited for it.

It worked out in my favor. It’s a 2023 tractor with a full warranty. I don’t need the tractor until November 1st when I come back to my Wisconsin farms from Louisiana. I’m getting new R1s, and a rental fee for every hour that exceeds 210hrs. This is in writing from the head sales manager of the...

I never told them about this thread. I just wanted to make sure I wasn’t flying high and right. They made it right by swapping R4s to R1s and also paying $15/hr for every hour that exceeds 210 hours and giving me a guaranteed delivery date. I think this issue was isolated to one store within...

there is a tractor, I have the serial number and invoice. It is also from a reputable dealer, just some of their smaller satellite locations try to strong arm customers.