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need help w/ loader on TO35

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ckibb

11-10-2004 09:01:46




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I need help with a model 32 MF loader on my TO35 Deluxe. I purchased the tractor w/ loader a couple of weeks ago and can not get the loader to work correctly. I have looked at the old posting, other related sites and the TO35 owner�s manual, but I still don�t have the whole picture. The hoses for the loader are plumbed up under the seat with a T-fitting and a pull valve (not a spool value ), so the 3-point control is used for both the loader and the 3 point. Tried to chain the 3-point down, per old postings. I got the loader to go up and down but bent my draw bar because of the way I chained it.

Could some one PLEASE let me know if I�m doing something wrong OR the best way to lock the 3-point down, so I don�t damage the tractor or myself (chain or stay links)?

Also the tractor manual shows that there was a single and double �Spool valve� available for the TO35 tractor, so that the 3-point does not need to be locked down. Does any one have information on this and are they still available?

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John (UK)

11-13-2004 06:25:45




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 Re: need help w/ loader on TO35 in reply to ckibb, 11-10-2004 09:01:46  
On a TO35 you do not need to hold down the rear links you just dont have the controls set correctly. If you mail me at fergusontractors at hotmail dot com I will send you the instructions for operating that hydraulic sytem on your tractor. Lots of people do not know how to operate the system correctly and as long as it goes up and down they seem to think its ok and they have operated it for years like this. Spool valves are still available for this tractor.

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