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| Yes, Tried lowering the flow rate to the minimum amount neede to run the seeder. Maybe I'll try it even lower.
Going to finally call the dealer this morning.
Another clue is that when the tractor is not moving, I can put the drill through all its motions. Up, down, adjust shank pressure, adjust fan speed, run the meters. Put the tractor in motion and out come the hydraulic tips. Therefore I suspect the tractor, but have not ruled out the seeder.
Has any one seen the inside of a hydraulic hose come apart to where it could plug or cause a restriction? | |
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Seeder Hydraulic couplers blow out of tractor remotes
