They are where the top-link for your 3 point hitch implements is connected. The different holes are to adjust leverage on the big coil spring that controlsSo i have 2 random metal peices they just flop around i use as a pin holder but id like to know eaxctly what they are used forView attachment 69343
So i have 2 random metal peices they just flop around i use as a pin holder but id like to know eaxctly what they are used forView attachment 69343
A few uses for it.So i have 2 random metal peices they just flop around i use as a pin holder but id like to know eaxctly what they are used forView attachment 69343
You was told wrong. Balers don't take much power unless you try to run them way too slow. If you are on hills a baler does need some weight in front of it.Thanks funny im lookin at a sickle bar mower to do hay and a small rack tho ima do a wagon and pitch fork cause 8ns and balers not good freinds i was told
Makes sense but i also dont want to get my back or.neck thrown out with rocking chair effect toYou was told wrong. Balers don't take much power unless you try to run them way too slow. If you are on hills a baler does need some weight in front of it.
Rake an even windrow and you will get very little of that.Makes sense but i also dont want to get my back or.neck thrown out with rocking chair effect to
Would they flip up onto the other pin and lock out the draft control?So i have 2 random metal peices they just flop around i use as a pin holder but id like to know eaxctly what they are used forView attachment 69343
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