How old is your daughter?
Be aware that under 13's shouldn't be on tractors.
Apart from any laws she is going to be far far safer in the cab than running the risk of being under a wheelThat's interesting... I don't want to be an irresponsible parent, but thought it was alright whilst on private land? I've no intention of going down the public highway with my daughter in the cab with me; and to be honest can't imagine her spending ages in there at all. It's more just if she spends a day on the farm with me she'd be able to come with me as and when we take the tractor somewhere.
Either near the spools or near the front arms. Sounds like I am barking up the wrong tree. have you lifted anything heavy on the rear links, I know you said they go up and down but do they have any power?Thanks @Flat 10 - the front links are not connected up. The tractor came with a load of bits to do so, but I've not taken a proper look at it all as yet. Where would the diverter tap be located (if one is fitted)?
Cheers,
NP.
Yes connecting the wrong pairs would give the symptoms the OP describes!Now Then..
What are you plugging in??
Is it 'single acting', i.e. tipping trailer??
Or is it 'double acting' i.e. folding rollers??
On your tractor the spool couplings are side by side, on some other tractors they are one above the other.
There's nothing hidden, just plug and play as they say nowadays!!
Not how it's supposed to be, needs a bit of straighteningThanks @deere2140 - I will try what you suggest. I've not had a chance in the last couple of weeks.
Going back a couple of questions on this thread, here's a photo of the step:
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Is it meant to have that dog-leg in it? And what is the hole at the top of the step supposed to fix to?