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Looking for some help with an old Ford 3910 tractor. Was bushhogging the other day when I began noticing that the front was beginning to get a little harder to turn. I figured the fluid was probably low. Fast forward to taking the bush hog off the 3 pt and the 3pt arms went all the way up in a locked position. No matter what I attempted I could not get them to go back down. I was crunched for time, and didn’t have much time to fool with it so I parked it in the barn and left. I did some inter web researching on what could be going on. Any of you fellas had anything similar to this? Seemed to be a lot of play and little resistance in the control lever.
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