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931 remotes

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KY Jim

01-29-2008 14:24:23




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I have the "66 model 931, it has two remotes and three-point hitch. My hydraulic hoses are rotten, one has burst, so it"s time for newbies. My plan is to have two short hoses made for each remote, and leave them connected to prevent pressurization. I never use them, only three-point accessories. My question is, are the top lines and the bottom lines on seperate circuits, as in top output to top input, and bottom output to bottom output. I"d hate to do this and get them crossed, only to blow seals or something. Also, does anyone know why my lift arm control lever comes up on its" own from the bottom when I release the lever? It is a DraftOMatic tractor, and I didn"t know if it was designed to do this, or if I have a problem. It"s very annoying, as I have to tie the lever in the full down position to get the arms to go all the way down and STAY down. TIA, KY Jim

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turbo

01-29-2008 16:31:55




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 Re: 931 remotes in reply to KY Jim, 01-29-2008 14:24:23  
You are correct on your remotes. LH and RH top are a pair as are the bottom. On your 3 pt. control lever, at the pivot point of the lift lever, the bolt should have a castle nut with a cotter key through it. It tightens down on a convex spring washer to squeeze the friction disc to control the resistance on the lever.



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