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2250 Loader
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Posted by dman on May 26, 2003 at 11:38:44 from (209.113.232.130):
I just purchased a 2250 loader for my 1980 484. Can someone help me with the installation? The loader is complete including the control valve. The seller told me I could hook the supply line to the control block for my single remote and leave the valve open, the handle all the way up. If true, which port do I connect to? when your under the tractor there are two, is it the one closest to the front of the tractor? He also told me I can connect the return to a port under the tractor There is a big ole bolt on the side of the drive train directly under the seat on the same side as the remote control block opposite the side the filter is on, is this it? Would I have to put my hydraulic fitting in on the fly?
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