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Posted by Bill B on December 04, 2003 at 13:27:35 from (68.118.185.80):
I got my 300 utility home today. The seller put the loader on, but he did not know how to put the quick connect hoses on, so the loader moves, but not right. On the left side of the tractor there is one quick connect, so that is no problem. On the right side, there is a block with 3 quick connect outlets. One is for the right cylinder, the other 2 are for the bucket cylinder. Does anyone know which outlets are for what? The 3 outlets are at the top left of the block, the center, and the bottom right, when looking straight at the block. Anybody guess what this thing weighs with the IH loader and a scraper blade? The truck worked much harder than when I moved an H last month. On one hill, I was down to second gear. Sure glad I got new 8 ply tires this summer.
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