If the implement is heavy enough to trip the latching mechanism, I leave the levers down; but a light weight implement (e.g. carryall, empty sprayer) won't do that, so I put the lever up, then latch manually after the implement is attached.
Can the internals on these be repaired? I have one at my shop and the one side is not sprining back?
Can the internals on these be repaired? I have one at my shop and the one side is not sprining back?
Look what I found while searching for the iMatch pic in JDParts.com...
I dont think you guys caught what i caught....
One of them has an adjustable top link hook...never seen a JD one with the Adj. Toplink ever...
I dont think you guys caught what i caught....
One of them has an adjustable top link hook...never seen a JD one with the Adj. Toplink ever...
About time Deere put an adjustable top link hook on the iMatch.
Well...unfortunately the pic of the one with the adj. top hook is an old iMatch, the fixed hook is the new/current unit...so I dont think you'll ever see one from Deere.
I would definitely like to see more stringent adherence to the ASAE QH standards by implement manufacturers; but I doubt that's going to happen anytime soon.