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Hi Again

I've been meaning to ask this one for ages but kept forgetting. Old age setting in I suppose...

Anyway, I'm a bit puzzled by the setting on the 3pt lift control marked 'weight transfer' (I assume that's the correct translation anyway).

With the hydraulics in 'position', if the lever is moved forward of the 'free' position into this 'weight transfer' region, the implement starts to rise up again.

This is a bit irritating as it means I have to be very careful not to push the lever too far forward when lowering my snow blower, otherwise it rides up and leaves half the snow behind. OK, I can take the extra 0.01 of a second to make sure the lever is in the right position, but the question is, what is this "weight transfer" setting actually for ???

Many thanks

<blockquote data-quote="arctic003" data-source="post: 1036" data-attributes="member: 80">Hi AgainI&#039;ve been meaning to ask this one for ages but kept forgetting.&nbsp; Old age setting in I suppose...Anyway, I&#039;m a bit puzzled by the setting on the 3pt lift control marked &#039;weight transfer&#039; (I assume that&#039;s the correct translation anyway).With the hydraulics in &#039;position&#039;, if the lever is moved forward of the &#039;free&#039; position into this &#039;weight transfer&#039; region, the implement starts to rise up again.This is a bit irritating as it means I have to be very careful not to push the lever too far forward when lowering my snow blower, otherwise it rides up and leaves half the snow behind.&nbsp; OK, I can take the extra 0.01 of a second to make sure the lever is in the right position, but the question is, what is this &quot;weight transfer&quot; setting actually for ???Many thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="arctic003, post: 1036, member: 80"] Hi Again I've been meaning to ask this one for ages but kept forgetting. Old age setting in I suppose... Anyway, I'm a bit puzzled by the setting on the 3pt lift control marked 'weight transfer' (I assume that's the correct translation anyway). With the hydraulics in 'position', if the lever is moved forward of the 'free' position into this 'weight transfer' region, the implement starts to rise up again. This is a bit irritating as it means I have to be very careful not to push the lever too far forward when lowering my snow blower, otherwise it rides up and leaves half the snow behind. OK, I can take the extra 0.01 of a second to make sure the lever is in the right position, but the question is, what is this "weight transfer" setting actually for ??? Many thanks [/QUOTE]

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