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Loader question for Willy N

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T.J.-A.C.

12-04-2005 17:51:48




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Hi Mark, I was wondering about your loader installation, I am still toying with the loader Idea for my 135, I was hoping you had a picture of your Hydro setup I was curious if we had the same auxiliary valve and how you plumbed it. Thanks, T.J.




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Jrl

12-05-2005 16:37:23




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 Re: Loader question for Willy N in reply to T.J.-A.C., 12-04-2005 17:51:48  
Willy N or Mark?

Could you please send me an e-mail. I have a couple questions I think that you could answer.



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Willy-N

12-06-2005 06:31:49




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 Re: Loader question for Willy N in reply to Jrl, 12-05-2005 16:37:23  
Sure I will try to answer them for you. Mark H.



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Willy-N

12-04-2005 20:21:22




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 Re: Loader question for Willy N in reply to T.J.-A.C., 12-04-2005 17:51:48  
I went the cheap way. I just tapped a hose off the threaded port on the lift cover to my contol valves that works the loader. I had to install a ball valve on this hose cause it allways flows. I can't use the loader and the rear lift at the same time which is a hassle. What I did was make a Steel Tee that sits on my rear hitch to hold my blade up by the lower lift arms when using the loader. The loader will stay up no problem when using the rear blade but to use the rear blade I have to move the tractors control to out of constant pump first then close the valve on the line going to the loader control so the fluid will work the rear lift. The return line from the loader goes to the fill cap on the transmission. This all works great cause I use the loader the most and when I need the rear blade I just flip a valve and remove the Tee holding it up. If you don't hold up the arms they will lift and drop each time you use the loader hydraulics. Mark H.

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ac mcdonald

12-05-2005 06:23:20




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 Re: Loader question for Willy N in reply to Willy-N, 12-04-2005 20:21:22  
I was wandering if this would work on a 20c.I don't know much about tractors and i bought this 20c and now am finding out it is an industrial and all the tractor shops around here dont know nothing about them.I have not been able to find a manual.



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mowr

12-09-2005 17:51:52




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 Re: Loader question for Willy N in reply to ac mcdonald, 12-05-2005 06:23:20  
MF20C is the industrial variant of the MF245 ag tractor. I believe it has a little higher geared differential for more road speed, foot throttle. MF should be able to order a 20C book for you but a 245 operator's manual would work just fine.



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Willy-N

12-06-2005 06:34:39




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 Re: Loader question for Willy N in reply to ac mcdonald, 12-05-2005 06:23:20  
Not sure about the 20Cs I used my Test port to get the hydraulic pressure to opperate my loader. I had a hard time figuring it out in the Arcives so I just went ahead and tried anyway and got it to work for me thru trail and error. Mark H.



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