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M-Harris 333 Hydraulics

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mpriar

04-12-2006 12:49:29




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Guys,

I have been trying to run a feed grinder with the 333. The grinder uses the remote hydraulics to run two of the augers. The only way the augers will run is when the 3pt. arms on the tractor are MOVING up or down. I have adjusted the flow of fluid through the cylinder correctly, but it is still obviously not working properly. Is this an internal hydraulic problem? Do I need to have cylinder rebuilt? I am at a loss. Thanks

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Harris Guy

04-13-2006 16:18:30




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 Re: M-Harris 333 Hydraulics in reply to mpriar, 04-12-2006 12:49:29  
Do you have one or two auxillary valves, bolted to the relief valve base, which sits on the left
edge of the transmission case? By removing the 0-
ring boss plugs, on the back side of an Aux. valve
you can run a couple 30" hoses as a rear breaker. The current shorter hoses, remove, place the 0-
ring boss plugs into ports. This should separate
your Hitch-All function, from the pull-behind cylinder control. It's all there, the plumbing is
wrong, as you have witnessed. Got a Triple manual?
Good luck.

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mpriar

04-13-2006 07:41:27




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 Re: M-Harris 333 Hydraulics in reply to mpriar, 04-12-2006 12:49:29  
Thanks for the help. It does have two control valves near the cylinder, one to control the speed of the 3pt., the other to shut off the cylinder. Maybe these valves are bad? I don't know. Any suggestions would help.



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massey333

04-12-2006 16:10:20




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 Re: M-Harris 333 Hydraulics in reply to mpriar, 04-12-2006 12:49:29  
That was one of Masseys dumb brainstormes,until you get that cyl.out of the loop it is not going to work.You need a seperate remote valve to do what you are doing.Every Massey triple had a remote valve that I have seen. Good luck



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massey333

04-12-2006 16:31:44




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 Re: M-Harris 333 Hydraulics in reply to massey333, 04-12-2006 16:10:20  
PS I doubt if those tractors have enough hyd. flow to run two augers,betterlook into that before spending a lot of money changing things



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