My "NEW" Tractor

[rccoyote]

My \"NEW\" Tractor

I bought my 1820D about a month ago from tripleDDD. Just now got ahold of a digital camera. Ain"t it sweet!!! My very first tractor and it's great. Dunno how I ever made it this far in life without one! Power steering and powershift makes the wife feel confident using it also. Nothing Like wathching the envious stares of my neighbors as i sit on the porch enjoying my favorite cold beverage while the wife tills the garden!!!

 

[rccoyote]

Re: My \"NEW\" Tractor

This is the hydraulic link. controlled by a joystick in the next attachment.

 

[rccoyote]

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Joystick control for hydraulic link arm. Anyone have a clue as to what the 2 switches control????

 

[rccoyote]

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My 1820D in the garden

 

[rccoyote]

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Anyone have an idea what the knob valve between the legs and down from the seat does?

 

[Will]

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A similar knob on Kubotas controls the rate of descent of your three point lift. Experiment with care!

 

[Inspector507]

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Dude you let the wife on the Yanmar...???? You're doomed
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Jerry

 

[normde2001]

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That valve turned clockwise holds your 3 point lift in position in case you want to lift and lock it to work on an implement, be sure to turn it back off when finished. A small lever under the seat controls the rate of descent. About 2 sec. to drop is normal.

 

[DavesTractor]

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Nice tractor! Not many have power-steeering and rear tilt. You did well. The knobs control the UFO, which is what the rear tilt is called in Japan. There should be a black box hooked up to the tiller with wires that plug in near the seat. You can set the controls to have it automatically keep the tiller level. Neat idea, but they normally don't work. Even so, the tilt part itself is very nice. Enjoy, you got a nice model.

 

[rccoyote]

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I'm not real sure about those switches. there seems to be some sort of relay on the tiller but no wires.