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Tom Bond

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I have this remote valve on my 951 that has 2 hoses. I'd like to hook up my one arm loader that has just the one hose. Can anyone help me out with where I need to hook it to? Or Which hose needs to be removed and plugged or does that little "T" handle valve help me with this? For that matter, what kind of valve is it? I would like to look it up for future and get a manual or directions how to use it if they're available. All new to this hydraulic set up stuff. I do have a 3000# test gauge to hook to it and see what it's putting out if needed. Thanks!

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Since your loader has only one hose, which would indicate a one way system, hook that hose to the front hose of the valve and turn the little T-handle on the valve a half a turn out. and you will be set to go. Pulling the handle back will raise the loader and moving the lever forward will lower the loader. This valve will not function with the tractor engine not running.
 

Hook your loader hose to the front port.

The little T handle you refer is on the left side? If it's what I think it is, it changes that valve from a single acting (which is what you want for your loader) to a double acting valve. Turn it all the way counter clockwise for single acting. Fully clockwise, or seated would make it double acting. You don't want that for your loader application.

If you set the T handle correctly, there is no need to do anything to the rear hose.
 
This valve is a detented valve with a load check. In other words, the loader is either going up , holding or going down, no in between, no feathering. Hydraulic pressure puts the valve into natural when the hydraulic pressure reaches just short of maximum pressure or 2000lbThe hydraulic system operates either the valve or the three point, one or the other, not both at the same time
 
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