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Re: all this talk of 444's,,I had to go look


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Posted by JB on December 31, 2003 at 23:35:13 from (24.157.143.220):

In Reply to: all this talk of 444's,,I had to go look posted by pat,maplehillfrm on December 31, 2003 at 17:18:26:

Hi, many years ago we had a 434D which is older version of 444. As I remember there were 2 hydraulic control knobs in front of the seat. One was marked fast/slow, this reduced the flow of hydraulic oil to the 3 pt. hitch cylinder from 6 to 3 gal/min. The other was closed/open, this controlled the flow of oil to the 3 pt hitch or remote cylinder. In the open position was for the 3 pt. hitch cylinder, closed was for remote.
This tractor had 2 stacked hydraulic pumps. One for power steering and the other for 3 pt. hitch etc. On the Diesel the pumps were on the front right hand side of the motor running off the timing gear. The 2 pumps were bolted together. There is a filter in the suction/return line for 3 pt. hitch/remote reservior at the front of the seat. Since your log splitter works on the remote then your pump is working but would appear that open/close valve is in the closed postion.
For normal operation of 3 pt. hitch, draft control level should be fully forward and should only be used for plowing or harrowing etc.

Happy New Year
JB


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