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update on 1950 B powr-trol..service bulletin enclosed

Haywood

Haywood

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I thought one of the plugs was wrong but I
Found this JD service bulletin on installation of the selector Valve installation in the top port for remotes off the right side.

Selector being turned in or out depending on what operation you want to run in. This S.B. eliminated a whole lot of questions and showed me how I will set it up when I get it all working.

This appears to be my configuration of plugs without the remotes installed. So these should be fine and preferrable. The rockshaft should work with the selector screwed out as long as the metering/throttle adjustments are set OK for rockshaft.

I will get everything set tomorrow and see what happens.

Thanks for the tips earlier.

Haywood
powr_trol service bulletin
 
Got down to your picture below post and your special selector valve plug is in the wrong hole. It does need to go into the top hole just like that bulletin you found shows.

Now when using those selector valve and hoses out the side as shown with a cylinder your cylinder will not have power both directions. If I remember correctly.
 
That could be Mike. Getting the Rockshaft going is the main priority and the rest will sort out as it comes.
 
good ole tom still spreading his poison and venom and blaming everyone else for all the hate in the world, should be banned he doesn't let up trying to keep the hate going al
 
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