Load-based adjustment system of implement control parameters and method of use

A work machine comprising:

• a chassis;
• a boom coupled to the chassis;
• a work implement coupled to the boom and movable relative to the chassis;
• a dynamic payload weighing system configured to measure the payload weight on the work implement;
• an electrohydraulic system controller in communication with the dynamic payload weighing system;
• and
• an electrohydraulic control valve electrically coupled to the electrohydraulic system controller and moveable to a plurality of weight-specific valve positions;
• wherein:
• the electrohydraulic control valve facilitates a different amount of fluid flow in each weight-specific valve position, and
• each weight-specific valve position is based on the payload weight on the work implement.

A method of operating a work machine comprising:

• measuring, with a dynamic payload weighing system, a payload weight on a work implement of the work machine;
• and
• adjusting, with an electrohydraulic system controller, an electrohydraulic control valve of the work implement based on the determined payload weight, which includes:
• determining a weight-specific implement position of the work implement based on the payload weight on the work implement;
• moving the work implement from the weight-specific implement position to a stop position beyond which the implement can move no further;
• and
• adjusting an electrohydraulic control valve of the work implement as the work implement moves between the weight-specific implement position and the stop position.

A method of operating a work machine comprising:

• determining, with a dynamic payload weighing system, a payload weight on a work implement of the work machine;
• and
• adjusting, with an electrohydraulic system controller, an electrohydraulic control valve of the work implement based on the determined payload weight, which includes:
• determining a weight-specific amount of adjustment time based on the payload weight on the work implement;
• and
• adjusting the electrohydraulic control valve between a first valve position and a second valve position over the weight-specific amount of adjustment time.