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desperate; TS 300 valve and post driver

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fatoldfool2

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Beginning to think God don't want me to drive posts. After a long wait, finally got the TS300 valve and installed it today. Lift works, but no pressure from any of the ports on the valve, no matter what position the lever is in. Any ideas what is wrong?
 
Remember, when the three point is UP, internal linkage shuts the hydraulic pump back OFF. Either tie down the lift arms some, then move the Position lever up, OR depending what tractor model is, place the position in constant pumping for late models. Early models will turn the pump back on with the DRAFT lever fully up. Photos of what you have and how it's plumbed would help too.
 
(quoted from post at 10:05:38 04/12/18) Remember, when the three point is UP, internal linkage shuts the hydraulic pump back OFF. Either tie down the lift arms some, then move the Position lever up, OR depending what tractor model is, place the position in constant pumping for late models. Early models will turn the pump back on with the DRAFT lever fully up. Photos of what you have and how it's plumbed would help too.
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OK, I am not fatold fool for no reason. Position lever has to up, draft in the middle, it works. And the first post I drove went about 12 inches and hit solid limestone... ah, well! Anyway, Thank you for your help!
 
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