pics of my grader

[chickenman]

grader pics

 

[jlsmith]

Nice :thumbsup: But it looks like alot of work to grade with. are you going to install any cylinders to grade with or leave the third arms.

 

[hawkeye08]

Chickenman, did you ever get your tractor going again? Last I heard you were fighting the calibration for the eHydro?

Nice grader, weight and length are key attributes in my opinion. :thumbsup:

 

[chickenman]

Nice :thumbsup: But it looks like alot of work to grade with. are you going to install any cylinders to grade with or leave the third arms.

it's light so it takes time but it works well and leaves a glass smooth surface

it's for my horse track so it's just going around in one direction and if i keep after it , it doesn't take long

 

[chickenman]

Chickenman, did you ever get your tractor going again? Last I heard you were fighting the calibration for the eHydro?

Nice grader, weight and length are key attributes in my opinion. :thumbsup:

i found someone that knew what they were talking about and it took about 20 mins to get it going

the print outs and manual are poorly written as to what to look for when calibrating

this guy was able to point me in the proper direction after a 5 min phone call

 

[chickenman]

it's a combination of what was laying around and a few bought pieces

 

[hawkeye08]

i found someone that knew what they were talking about and it took about 20 mins to get it going

the print outs and manual are poorly written as to what to look for when calibrating

this guy was able to point me in the proper direction after a 5 min phone call

That's some good news. Hopefully you made some notes for next time. If you made notes, you will not have a next time..

 

[chickenman]

the point being, avoid at all costs doing an auto calibration