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| I have a Ferguson 35 with an old 5 ft brush hog. It will not lift it off the ground much higher than 4 inches. I put an old 3 point cultivator on, it lifts very high ( I kind of think too high because there is not much clearance between the axels and arms.) The position lever is in constant pumping and the arms do not go high enough unless the draft control lever is used as a position control. When I mess with the draft control to raise/lower it jitters/ twitches up and down. Also when I shut the engine off the arms lower within a minute, but with a load they drop within 10 seconds (they do not really crash down.) They always have sept down but it took quite a while. After I shut it off when I listen close I can hear something running (air, oil, or friction on something).Are the o rings on the piston shot? I recently replaced the top link boot and plunger. The parts diagram showed a disc being placed at the end of the plunger around the peg. When I installed the disc the retainer nut only turns a little bit once it is started on the threads until a pound with a punch turns it. I ended up not putting the disc in; should I install it? There was not one in the tractor that I could see. Any advice would help. Thanks in advance!
Edited by Ferguson Farmer 7/4/2024 21:16
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Ferguson 35 3 Point
