Billy Dinkel
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Anyone know how to tap into my 674's single remote hydralics to get fluid to a loader valve?
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JimB2
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The cheat way is to connect the loader valves into the remote outlet and tie the remote outlet control handle back to the 3pt hitch control lever guide.
The proper way is to tap into the remote hydraulic return line that goes from top of remote control valve to the draft control unit under the seat.
Repost if you want a picture of connection to remote return line.
JimB
The proper way is to tap into the remote hydraulic return line that goes from top of remote control valve to the draft control unit under the seat.
Repost if you want a picture of connection to remote return line.
JimB
caterpineryhotillar guy
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If you want the best speed and lift out of the loader find the pump and drive for the hole on the right side of the transmission it is used for the industrial version will bolt right on. If you look on the right side you will see the cover I am talking about.
Anonymous-0
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can u post a pic as I am interested in this also
JimB2
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- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Hi, this parts diagram is from caseih loader parts book.
Left side of the picture is the way most CaseIH dealers connect loader hydraulics on a 74 or 84 Series tractor. You have to remove the seat and the cover under the seat. Becareful of the electrical connections under the cover.
JimB
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