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Mr. Schweibert I need your help

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Luther

04-09-2004 20:40:07




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I have a White 110. What I need to know is how to operate the open/close valves on the remotes. At times they work just fine and then there's times you can't pull out the hoses with another tractor. Is there a ritual to using these to they're best extent or should I replace with something else or eliminate them? The remotes on the 1955 I traded worked so much better. Any help is greatly appreciated!

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j ulmer

04-11-2004 08:40:12




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 Re: Mr. Schweibert I need your help in reply to Luther, 04-09-2004 20:40:07  
I was just cruising through and scanned your inquiry. Out of curiosity are you trying to change them with the tractor running? Loaded pressure on either side can lock the hoses into
the holder resulting in greater pressure required to release. Try killing the tractor then work the lever both up and down to relieve asny back pressure and then try. ju



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Wrenchbender

04-10-2004 11:39:19




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 Re: Mr. Schweibert I need your help in reply to Luther, 04-09-2004 20:40:07  
Luther, Does your 110 have couplers that have handles that shut off the oil to the outlet? Are they a hex shape inside an aluminium holder? If so they could be binding in the holder. Make sure they push in and out freely without anything coupled. WB.



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luther

04-11-2004 19:57:28




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 Re: Re: Mr. Schweibert I need your help in reply to Wrenchbender, 04-10-2004 11:39:19  
Wrenchbender, she's got open and closed handles. I guess your suppose to flip these back and forth for the flow you want but at times there's such a great resistance on them too get them open. The handles are attached to a tiangular shaft that I think is what controls the flow, not? I've tried turning off the engine and working the handles that sometimes helps but not always. Also the handles (not all of them) won't stay engaged when the hoses are in, I have too jump out and reposition them. Thanks all, for all your help, and I hope you had a happy Easter.

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J. Schwiebert

04-10-2004 04:25:28




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 Re: Mr. Schweibert I need your help in reply to Luther, 04-09-2004 20:40:07  
Luther: I left the dealership in 1976. Never was around a 110 in my life. sorry.



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