LSE NASHVILLE ADJUSTING THE SPEED OF THE 3 POINT

[@JoeTheFarmer]

Wish you made this video earlier so I could have sent it to my buddy @kapperoutdoors. He hit the valve with his big ol' foot and thought he broke the tractor! 🤣. Turn of a knob and all was well. Great video; keep em coming Mike!

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

Joe, Kapper and everyone else.

[@wendyandjodymaillet7503]

Mike, thanks for the info on the MLS valve. Thank you for continuing to educate your customers/future customers! Take care and I’ll see y’all down the road…

[@scubatraveler100]

Excellent video. Great usable advice. Thank you for putting out wonderful educational videos as well as your special pricing on some units . 👍

[@goincasual]

Great info, Mike. I'm guessing it's Machinery Lowering Sensitivity but that's all I got.

[@BigTader]

I'm going to be in Nashville in a few days and I'm going to try to come visit 1 of your locations. Stay safe.

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

I’ll be in Pleasant View all next week!

[@James.......]

Hey, Mike. How do you drain the water out of the water/fuel separator on a dK4219SE?

[@thecabalterahomestead]

Do you guys not carry TYM’s anymore?!

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

We are deciding that very question.

[@danlittle1021]

Maximum lowering speed?

[@schleppinghay]

On my new NS6010 that control valve is in the same spot and it turns much too easily and/or it's in a stupid place. Several times I have accidentally closed the valve. The first time I was perplexed for a bit before I realized why my 3 point would go up, but absolutely would not move down! And it never stays set. Do you know any tricks to tighten up that valve? I was thinking about wrapping some rubber bands around it to kind of jam it up.

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

It’s unfortunate that yours is so sensitive. I like the rubber band idea!! Before that though I would snug up the jam nut. Look in the manual

[@schleppinghay]

@@LSE_TRACTOR the manual barely acknowledges the existence of that valve, much less how to adjust tension on it. I like my NS6010, but that manual has to be some of the worst technical writing I've ever had to read. I've had a Kubota and a New Holland tractor, and both had very well written and illustrated manuals. The Kioti manual is almost useless.