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Posted by Calderon on Thursday, August 07, 2008:In Reply to: 550 3 point hitch problem posted by John R. Dudas on Wednesday, August 06, 2008:
I had the same problem. My Front End loader was connected to the gear box of the tractor. I have disconnected the hoses of the front end loader from the gear box and then connected them to the auxiliary Hydraulic valve and solved the problem. Now they are completely independant and works fine. Now I have a doubt. The lift arms of the three point hitch lifts very well and mantains the load high. But when I put it down it does not make any force. Is this normal?
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