AMD's 1968 MF 135

/ AMD's 1968 MF 135 #81  
So when you lower the blower you have to use the position lever and still the left hand lever pushed forward does not lower it, is that correct? Hopefullly unscrewing the switch valve is the answer to our problems.

I have been real lucky this year so far, even though we have had considerable snow, we have had a lot of wind with it and it has blown off the drive and has not drifted where it is a problem. Another plus is the county has been plowing the snow to the other side of the road and has not blocked the entrance so I've never had to plow snow yet. Got the snow bucket on, rear blade on, chains on, heat houser on and the tractor sits in the barn. Oh well spring is near and we'll be mowing before long. I hope!

namyessam
 
/ AMD's 1968 MF 135
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#82  
To lower the blower the position lever has to be down and I pull the left valve lever towards me. Pushing the lever away from me does nothing.

If the position lever is in the up position I can raise the loader by pulling the right valve towards me and lower it by pushing that lever away from me. It just doesn't seem to work the same for the 3 point.

You've been lucky to not have to get out and plow - I've for the most part been out once a week but being my first year doing it it's still enjoyable.
 

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