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Loader on MF 65

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Jim in Oregon

03-30-2006 14:12:18




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I installed a loader on my MF65 about a year ago, it works okay but now I want to use a mower on my 3-point and when I have the bucket all the way up with the draught down without any equipment on the 3-point it keeps rising. What am I doing wrong?
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Jim in Oregon




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Ed Lotterman

04-03-2006 01:39:09




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 Re: Loader on MF 65 in reply to Jim in Oregon, 03-30-2006 14:12:18  
We had this with a smaller Ferguson. There was just a regular water valve that we turned to isolate the loader hydraulics when we needed to use the 3-point. Lots of valves like that are marked "125-WOG" that means they are rated up to 125 psi for water, oil or gas, but this one worked fine in a hydraulic system that must have gotten to 1500 psi or more.



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DavidP, South Wales

03-30-2006 23:29:13




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 Re: Loader on MF 65 in reply to Jim in Oregon, 03-30-2006 14:12:18  
Hello,
You should have in tap in the line to the loader. If so, turn it off to isolate the loader and it should work OK. Seems like it is taking less pressure to lift your mower than it does to keep the loader up...so the heaviest will always win.
DavidP



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