Oh, that´s difficult to translate...
Your hydraulic has a regulation unit inside. You can choose between "Lage" and "Zugkraft" (free translated: setting and pulling force). When you choosed "Lage" your back linkage is setted on a definited hight which won´t change. If you choose "Zugkraft" your back linkage is also setted on a definited hight but it will lift if the pulling power on the linkage grows too much. You need it when you are plowing a field. When pulling force gets too high, the regulation unit lifts the plow and pulling force decreases.
You can choose between Lage and Zugkraft with the lever which is (on your last picture) next to the seat. Zugkraft is, where the trac with plow is shown. With the 2nd lever next to the seat you can set the linkage hight.
Try to set linkage hight when you choose Lage and try again, when you choose Zugkraft and tell me what´s the effect.
Did it never work or just sometimes?
Greetings Cliff
Your hydraulic has a regulation unit inside. You can choose between "Lage" and "Zugkraft" (free translated: setting and pulling force). When you choosed "Lage" your back linkage is setted on a definited hight which won´t change. If you choose "Zugkraft" your back linkage is also setted on a definited hight but it will lift if the pulling power on the linkage grows too much. You need it when you are plowing a field. When pulling force gets too high, the regulation unit lifts the plow and pulling force decreases.
You can choose between Lage and Zugkraft with the lever which is (on your last picture) next to the seat. Zugkraft is, where the trac with plow is shown. With the 2nd lever next to the seat you can set the linkage hight.
Try to set linkage hight when you choose Lage and try again, when you choose Zugkraft and tell me what´s the effect.
Did it never work or just sometimes?
Greetings Cliff
Trac - warum mehr wollen? Da war doch was mit dem Sinn des Lebens???
