I have this set up with the front blade lifting and lowering from
an original dual remote valve under the seat. The other pair
of hoses is ran out the back and currently not connected to anything.
Picture of the valve is before I hooked up the front blade hoses.
When I lower the front blade using the remote valve, the back
blade on the 3pt hitch instantly drops to the ground.
Front blade can still be in the air, simply letting it down.
As soon as I let off the remote handle the 3p hitch picks itself
back up. Quickly enough that it bounces the tractor.
Raising the front blade does NOT cause any change in the 3pt.
Dead heading the other set of lines doesn't affect it either but
I haven't tried hooking them up to an implement yet.
Obviously this shouldn't happen at all, but why would it happen
in one direction only? That isn't making sense to me.
Hydraulic fluid is new and at the correct level.
an original dual remote valve under the seat. The other pair
of hoses is ran out the back and currently not connected to anything.
Picture of the valve is before I hooked up the front blade hoses.
When I lower the front blade using the remote valve, the back
blade on the 3pt hitch instantly drops to the ground.
Front blade can still be in the air, simply letting it down.
As soon as I let off the remote handle the 3p hitch picks itself
back up. Quickly enough that it bounces the tractor.
Raising the front blade does NOT cause any change in the 3pt.
Dead heading the other set of lines doesn't affect it either but
I haven't tried hooking them up to an implement yet.
Obviously this shouldn't happen at all, but why would it happen
in one direction only? That isn't making sense to me.
Hydraulic fluid is new and at the correct level.