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Posted by Doc on June 08, 2002 at 15:06:55 from (204.73.55.90):
I put a factory remote control valve on my M. Same as what came on the Super's and SMTA. I bought this as NOS, valve only. I think I may have it hooked into the system improperly. I ran the pressure hose from a belly pump outlet to the port on the left side of the valve (when looking from the rear), and the outlets to the rear of the tractor from the two ports which are next to each other on the rear of the valve. Problem is with the valve hooked into the system, I get no lift for the loader hooked into the belly pump outlets unless I pull the belly pump lever back and then move the control lever for the remote. This will then lift the loader which is attached to the belly pump outlets. The loader will lift when the remote valve lever is moved in either direction. The loader will not hold up no matter what position either lever is in. I have the IH manual for this valve, does not show which port the different hoses go to. Does someone have one and could give me advice on what goes where? Thanks. Doc
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