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new holland bale wagons

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galen hiller

05-06-2007 18:19:41




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Hey, you all helped me out the last time I wuz needing help so I'll ask again. Has anyone plugged into the remote hydralics for the bale loader on like a 1033 wagon? I just got the wagon, it doesn't have the extension to the the tractor. I have terraces to cross and thought I might be having to raise and lower it quite a bit.




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David in MD

05-08-2007 13:59:40




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 Re: new holland bale wagons in reply to galen hiller, 05-06-2007 18:19:41  
I'm commenting from my experience with a 1036 so it may or may not apply to a 1033. On a 1036 the bale loader operates from the pto driven hydraulic pump on the wagon. I have a hydraulic valve that mounts on the tractor fender that operates this. Push the valve forward and the loader lowers and the chain runs forward. Pull the valve back and the loader operates in reverse and the loader lifts. I raise the loader on the ends to keep from dragging it. I suppose you could plumb the lift cylinder into the tractor so long as you reconnect the hydraulic motor to drive the chain.

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galen hiller

05-11-2007 21:00:41




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 Re: new holland bale wagons in reply to David in MD, 05-08-2007 13:59:40  
I thought I might have to raise and lower the loader over unlevel ground. I don't want to be reaching back all the time operating that lever all the time.



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