Adjust lift capacity and height of three point

[Catman8]

My service manual says 2025R & 2032R, does anyone know why I don't have as many adjusting holes as the manual says?

 

[bcp]

I suspect they edited the manual from a previous or similar model and missed that difference.

Did you buy the tractor new?

Bruce

 

[jeff9366]

No idea about holes through the Lower Links.

However, if you move pin from LOWER hole on left and right Lifting Rod stirrups to TOP hole on left and right Lifting Rod stirrups, your three point hitch will lift approximately five inches higher at the Bull's Eyes.

TOP holes are the default/normal positions. (( High holes for high lift. ))

 

[Catman8]

Just noticed that they have that photo under the 2025R but when you read under the 2032R they make no reference to lift or capacity adjustments. I guess they just figure you will transfer what they said to the next model even if you don't have as many holes.

 

[beenthere]

Are you needing to go lower, or needing to go higher with the lift bar (bulls eye)?

 

[ovrszd]

Also, if you look at Jeff's pics, his are set for the least lift height and most lift capacity. Both are changed when you move the lift links.

 

[Catman8]

Are you needing to go lower, or needing to go higher with the lift bar (bulls eye)?

Neither, I was reading the manual and trying to learn how it works. As you can see I have no adjustment holes on my draft links like others do, it appears the only adjustment is two holes on my lift links, so am I correct by saying that my adjustment will only affect lift height and not capacity.

 

[ovrszd]

so am I correct by saying that my adjustment will only affect lift height and not capacity.

Yes...

 

[Catman8]

Yes...

Do you know the reason why some tractors have adjustment holes on the draft links Some don't.

 

[bigtiller]

My service manual says 2025R & 2032R, does anyone know why I don't have as many adjusting holes as the manual says?

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The hole seen in your pic of the lifting rod sturip isn't for adjustment, it is to small for the pin to fit in. I suspect it is a location hole for a welding fixture so the part could be welded in the proper orientation.