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Hydraulic Flow Adjustment for Electronic Rear Remotes
Another short video - this time on how to adjust the hydraulic flow for electronic rear remotes in Case IH Puma CVT or Ultimate Series tractors, especially if you do not have a pro 700 monitor. This enables you to adjust the rear remote flow from within the cab. Let us know if you would like to know more about this feature
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