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Chrisfalle

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Can anyone tell me where to tap in to the hydraulic valve to take power for my single action loader using the 3pt hitch valve on my b250. Thanks.
 
Hi Chris,
A couple of questions before I try to answer your question:
1) Do you want to use the 3pt hitch at the same time as the FEL?
2) Does the FEL have it's own hydraulic control valve or do you want to use the 3pt control lever?

JimB
 
No i don't need both at the same time and no I don't have a valve on my loader. I'd like to use the 3 pt hitch control valve. I know I've seen it but not sure where to tap in. Thanks.
 
Hi, See red arrow in photo below. Your B250 should be similar. This photo shows a remote hydraulic pipe connected. Your B250 should just have a pipe plug in that hole. You will have to find a matching adapter to thread into the plug hole and connect the loader hydraulic hose to.

Put the 3pt lift control lever in the hold postion, then close valve item #7 and then moving 3pt lift control up will lift loader and return to hold will hold FEL at that level then push 3pt lever down and loader will drop.
Only works for FEL with single acting cylinders.

JimB

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