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165: loader / 3pt. arms

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R.K.

05-19-2008 07:07:52




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I recently purchased a 165 with a loader, I am still trying to understand how everything works together. The loader is controlled by auxillary hydralics / the controls are mounted in front of/below the seat(two levers). In order for the loader to work my draft control needs to be on constant pumping(which I understand). However these loader levers now also control my 3 point arms....Is there a way to control the arms now with my draft controls? I tried hooking up a plow, but the only way I could keep it up was to keep the loader lever engaged. Even when I put that lever in nuetral the plow dropped. I think Dave from whales told me before there should be a valve I could turn to go back to my draft controls but I couldn't find anything...does anyone know what this valve should look like or where it might be? All I saw was a couple of set screws around where the levers are for the loader....I tried turning them to different positions but could not get them to have any effect on anything.
Thanks for everybody's help and information.

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Gerald J.

05-19-2008 08:37:46




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 Re: 165: loader / 3pt. arms in reply to R.K., 05-19-2008 07:07:52  
On the auxiliary valve that is on my MF-135, the left lever selects three point control or auxiliary. My left lever pulled back lowers the three point. With the left lever in the latched mid position the two right hand valves run the remotes, if the pump is pumping. In the latched foward position of the left lever, the original position and draft controls operate the three point as it was without the added auxiliary valve set. These controls run the three point by controlling the pump directly.

There have been several threads on this forum about the variations in the valves with a link to a manual about the valve you can dowload in the past few weeks. Including posts from me.

Gerald J.

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