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Newbie WD45 Question

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Tony Z

10-04-2005 06:36:27




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Hi Everyone,

I finally got my 1953 WD45 going and ready to work. I am new to tractors and farming so please bear with me. One question I had on operating the WD45 is the remote on the back. I have hooked and used the two point hitch and the tractor does have a loader on the front. When I use the hitch I valve off the loader with the valve mounted by the connections for the factory loader. I am buying a haybine or what the implement dealer calls a mower conditioner. It has a cylinder he told me I will hook up to the remote. How do I operate it? There is only one lever which controls the loader and/or the hitch. Thanks for any help.

Tony

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Eldon (WA)

10-04-2005 08:40:15




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 Re: Newbie WD45 Question in reply to Tony Z, 10-04-2005 06:36:27  
Block the loader off like you do when using the rear lift arms. Disconnect the loader from the rear remote if it uses it and hook up the cylinder from the mower (you will probably have to put a breather plug in the "down" port of a double acting cylinder unless you can find a single acting cylinder). Lift the mower the same way you lift the rear arms....they will go all the way up before the remote cylinder extends, this is normal. Usually there is enough friction in the lift arm cylinders to keep them up when you lower the mower, so the next time the oil will go directly to the remote cylinder.

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Tony Z

10-04-2005 11:15:20




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 Re: Newbie WD45 Question in reply to Eldon (WA), 10-04-2005 08:40:15  
Thanks a lot for your help.

Tony



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