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706 hydralics.
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Posted by Kelly C on March 14, 2007 at 21:34:09 from (71.220.119.202):
Seems I have some free time before spring. So what better to do than wrench on my old tractor. What I am doing right now is fabricating a 3pt hitch for my draw bar 706. Nothing fancy, just some thing to be able to pick up another bale or use the brush hog with it.
I will post a few photos of the hitch when I get a worker made. Problem is the hydralics. I have 2 remotes and both are used with the loader. I can use a set of rear remotes when I unhook the lines that goes to the front of the loader. That way I can still raise the loader and use the rear remotes. This worked fine wile baling. Just cant adjust the bucket or bale fork what ever I have on it. Looking for a few ideas. Can extra remotes be added? or how about some kind of valve set up to turn on sections?
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