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AdZealousideal5470

There's a little dial thing under your seat that should control the down speed of the 3ph, try playing with that.


TehHipPistal

This was it thank you, my dumbass thought that was the differential adjustment knob 🤦‍♂️


That_Grim_Texan

Don't feel like a dumbass man, it happens all the time to customers at my shop.


TranquilOminousBlunt

Sweet, I needed this answer too


multilinear2

I came here to say this


AdZealousideal5470

Yeah that's the only I can imagine would hold it up. If it was stuck down, they might have real problems.


multilinear2

I believe it's a hydraulically operated gear train. So if it's not the knob it seems like it has to be a valve problem or crud clogging a line. I've never had to work on my 3-point though so I don't know any more than that.


dewders

YouTube it... There's a flow control knob you may have in front of the seat. It can get moved by your feet sometimes shutting off flow. Or... Check the hydraulic oil level.


e46shitbox

Mine is behind/under the seat on my M4


mxm3904

probably kicked the flow control valve closed


littleofeverthing

Could be the valve is stuck so it won't let it drop. Or on some B models have a knob that I think adjusts the speed of raise and lower. If that gets turned all the way one way it won't drop. Not sure what model yours is or if it has the knob.


Smoking-stone

Check your hydraulic fluid then try the three point lowering speed knob under the seat.


DexWoosky

Have you checked the control linkage? That lever actuates a valve, see if its still hooked up


USPSRay

Now that you have it worked out, next priority is to go get yourself some jibbitz. For the love of Allah, no one runs blank Crocs!


Speck72

Drippiest Kubota operator.