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Topic: Re: 9N Loader extra hydraulics?
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| TheOldHokie
12-09-2012 13:37:09
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- First the spring loaded plunger (button) is supposed to be postioned under the quadrant lever to allow it push it down when you lower the lever. It permits better control of the loader descent than the quadrant alone provides.
- This setup is used for single acting lift cylinders and a trip bucket. If you have something else we need to see some pictures of the loader and it's hydraulics
- You have to chain the lift arms down to get pressure to the test port. I assume you know that and that is how you attempted to run the loadr
- Does the loader have it's own control vlave someplace outside your pictures? If so post a picture of how it connects to the test port.
TOH
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