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| mosinee dave
09-07-2012 06:36:40
96.60.41.20
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Can a person adjust the three point arms so they will push down so I can use a post hole digger ?
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| Ken11487
09-07-2012 17:53:20
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Re: 4020 3 point arms in reply to mosinee dave, 09-07-2012 06:36:40
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| When drilling post holes in really hard clay we would drill as far as we could, dump a pail of water in each hole, go for lunch and later we could drill the rest of the hole.
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| DEEREMEYER1
09-07-2012 09:19:21
71.8.242.10
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Re: 4020 3 point arms in reply to mosinee dave, 09-07-2012 06:36:40
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| No, there is no down-pressure capability in those three point hitches. The rockshaft is raised by hydraulic pressure and lowered by gravity.
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| PJH
09-07-2012 07:33:32
50.40.248.217
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Re: 4020 3 point arms in reply to mosinee dave, 09-07-2012 06:36:40
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| | Try sharpening the cutters on your digger, or at least flipping them over. This summer, during the drought, I could only dig four holes before flipping or sharpening the cutters. Danuser makes a down pressure kit for their diggers. You could copy or modify their design.
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| thurlow
09-07-2012 06:40:33
74.177.47.216
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Re: 4020 3 point arms in reply to mosinee dave, 09-07-2012 06:36:40
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| No. I suppost that...depending on the design of the digger...you could fabricate something using an external cylinder to somehow get some down pressure, but I can't imagine any circumstance under which it would be worth the effort.
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