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Skinner

02-14-2003 04:24:24




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Several gentlemen have asked about loader plumbing on specific models which I'm unable to offer any advice on. Would some of the Pros out there try to help them out a little.

One was a 1655 series, and the other was a 1950 series. I was able to help on the 1650 but I have no clue where to tie into aon the other two, and I'm sure they are different.

Thanks in advance.




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B A Star

02-14-2003 10:40:06




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 Re: Hydraulic systems in reply to Skinner, 02-14-2003 04:24:24  
All of the "50" series, 1555 & 1655 and the 2-70 are the same with the tapped area for the internal plug in the top valve assembly. The 1800 and 1900 tractors did not have the tapped area in the cover, a blind connector needs to be installed between the main housing and the top valve assembly at the LH front corner. Outlet is now at the LH side of the main housing and return is at the LH front corner of the valve assembly. I am not sure of the 1600, however, I think it is the same as "50" series.

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Skinner

02-14-2003 17:44:14




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 Re: Re: Hydraulic systems in reply to B A Star, 02-14-2003 10:40:06  
Okay, thanks. I must have dreamed it, but I thought the larger tractors and even some of the 55' series were closed center. I'm not all that familiar with them and they were asking for advice. Thanks for the replies. I'm sure the guy with the 1950 can use it.



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Larry from MD.

02-14-2003 09:14:34




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 Re: Hydraulic systems in reply to Skinner, 02-14-2003 04:24:24  
The instructions would be basicly the same for all three tractors.



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