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Simple Super C Hydraulic Question

i don't know if it's normal, but mine has been like that ever since I've had it. it has to do with the check valve in front of the seat. once i bypassed that just for kicks and it raised and lowered same speed. but then the hitch would settle to the ground by morning.
 
No its just the standard hitch. He"s had it for about 20 years or so. It seemed to me way back that it was the same speed in either direction. My thought is that if I can figure out how to hook up the two botton plow, it might take a lot longer to garden if I have to wait for the drawbar to finally reach it down position.
 
Just for the record, the standard hitch is bolted solid. Only up and down is with bolts/cap screws. So, if you don't have the optional fast hitch then you must have some sort of hitch, probably 3-point, that somebody added.
 
Yes thats the way its supposed to be the retarder in the line is the fitting where the lines go thru the batt box. You dont want the implement to drop fast therefore the retarder in the line.
 

The button on the top of the hydraulic cylinder needs to be pushed down to keep the Fast Hitch from lowering. The button locks the cylinder. Ron
 
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