We normally suggest manual control for users who don't operate the system frequently and have a smaller job volume, where time is not a critical factor. However, if you have a large farm, having the power mast will help in time saving — you won't need to stop the tractor and come down to adjust the receiver.

Adjustments depend on the oil flow in your hydraulic system, the size of the cylinder piston, and the cylinder's position relative to the blade. Distance from the laser also matters — being too far causes more vibration in the air, so you'll need to slow movement down or widen the receiver's dead band. You can adjust raise/lower speed using the flow control on your oil hose or through the control box menu.

Refer to the user manual — there are three settings in the menu for adjusting up/down speed. You may also need to mechanically change the oil flow, as the control box settings alone may not be sufficient.

• Perfect for Laser Receiver's elevation changes
• Maintains the integrity of the Laser Transmitter signal
• Prevents variations or errors caused by unstable positioning
• Controls Cut & Fill adjustments with mm accuracy (from inside the cabin, even while in motion)
• Surveying capability

Of course. Anything that moves up/down — especially using hydraulic cylinders — we can manage the elevation.