MF165farmer
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Any body no how to adjust IHC 250 cultivators These things are new to me an I've tinkered with it alittle The right side is pick up before the left I'd appereciate an input from anybody THANKS
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gene bender
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If its on an M you have one side hooked to the delayed lift port its the rear one on the left side.
MF165farmer
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It's on a H but I check an it seemed to be hook up to the cylinders right
Janicholson
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The left rear elbow (outlet) is a delay port. The front left elbow is not. If that is not the problem, three items could be:
one is if the two cylinders are not the same diameter. If both have three rods holding them together, or both have 4, they are OK. if one has 3 and the other has 4 it will pick up incorrectly.
If the return springs under the cylinders are out od adjustment, or broken, that will also cause it.
The two front ports (left and right) in the Liftall are connected together so they bot get the same fluid.
If this does not fix it, change hases from one to the other side and see if a hose is restricted internally.
One last item, if a lowering restrictor fitting is in the hose (a brownish brass coupling about 2" or so long) it will for sure cause this. Jim
one is if the two cylinders are not the same diameter. If both have three rods holding them together, or both have 4, they are OK. if one has 3 and the other has 4 it will pick up incorrectly.
If the return springs under the cylinders are out od adjustment, or broken, that will also cause it.
The two front ports (left and right) in the Liftall are connected together so they bot get the same fluid.
If this does not fix it, change hases from one to the other side and see if a hose is restricted internally.
One last item, if a lowering restrictor fitting is in the hose (a brownish brass coupling about 2" or so long) it will for sure cause this. Jim
MF165farmer
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Thank you I just set tobacco today so I'll have to look at the tractor tomorrow an get back to on the cylinders Never dawn on me that they could be different
MF165farmer
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I"m pretty sure the sring in out of adjustment or broke They both have 3 bolts hold the cylinder togther I changed hoses an it still didn"t help so the spring is my last hope
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