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You need to have the reconfigure tab on the hydraulics page, if its not there then the dealer would need to configure it on the laptop

Yea thats just the same ours done aswell but it had a software up dated before which had caused it

One of ours done that an it was a 30second laptop job to change a setting. On ours it had decided the green rear spool was for the front linkage as it forgotten it had midmounts

Amazone ceus worth a look too

Theres more fuses down by the steps or there was on my 2014, if i remember correctly been awhile since i was around one

I drove a CR8.80 with a 30ft header for a good few years an had a demo of a 6 walker on a 25ft header 2 years ago an the CR ran circles round it. Straw quility was obvs better but that was the only thing that was.

You do become more careful with them as they make you dont wanna be with out it

On our second milwaukee we really like them an one battery last a long time on it even when being used a fair bit. When greasing bearing on combine for instance an still feel the grease going in like a hand one. Just a note they dont survive an accidental drop from the top of a elevator 😂

No if its the outgoing model apparently, we just got one an it had to getvit fitted same as your 2019, new incoming model has it built in same as the bigger ranges

When i had one these a long time ago we never managed to get a wiring diagram for it but if i remember correctly was pretty simple to work out mine had alot of issues 😂 never had a manuel either there pretty easy to guess your way though things until you figure it out

Thats what i do with all the nutrition stuff i get in ibc so simple screw the adapter on an its a piece of pee, dont get why more chems here arent coming in them like the rest of the world to make things simple 😂

Never had a tap on an ibc glyphosate yet 😂

The one for the ibc just looks like a clamp abit of a pipe an a flow meter but im sure the pipe will need to be 1k a meter 😂😂

We have done for a few years (not sure on price) handy not having piled of 20l drums to get rid of. I just use a pump that screw into the ibc lids with the lil screw out bit in the middle. Frontier i think are doing a closed transfer thing that works with the chem ibc but its prob expensive

Had thunder/lightning for the past hour or so in oxfordshire along with hail an heavy rain for a good hour an half

Sieve well open lots of wind an i leave the returns cover open at each end (CR) mainly just crap going though the returns anyway

I have used one for the last 3 years, its an easy drill to pull. We use it on a 270 an it handles it no bother on everything from heavy to light ground and we have some decent hills too, stones dont bother did have an issue with stones getting caught between the wheel but they have added abit to...

I use use citric and fireband here seems like the citric has helped alog bug water here is very hafd

Yea exactly, i thought it was abit of pee take when i looked, have a look at flowfitonline (i think)

I looked into this abit lately for the same thing, can get hydraulic power packs that run off a battery with wireless remotes for around £400ish think there made for the likes of a van tipper sort of thing