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WD-45 Loader Operation
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Posted by Rick Fanning on February 16, 2007 at 07:54:12 from (63.237.20.195):
Hi, I have recently purchased a used Paulson trip loader to put on my AC WD-45. I was told that teh hydraulics would attach to it via a hose run from the remote at the rear of the tractor seat and teed off to attach to each cylinder. No problem there, but I do have what is probably a stupid question. Do you then use the lift controls to move the loader frame up and down, or is there something I am missing from the setup? If you use the lift controls will the lift go up and down with the loader? Is there something on the pump that can set it to remote only? The WD45 manuals have not been much help on this. Thanks, Rick
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