Posted by CtryBoyInMT on June 01, 2008 at 14:44:03 from (64.136.221.16):
In Reply to: Hydrolic problem posted by Curtis Boswell on June 01, 2008 at 07:20:03:
Some loaders aren't equipped with dual acting lift cylinders (Lift only/Gravity lower).
If you have dual acting cylinders, then the priority valve may be set to single acting. You can also tell because you will have only 3 quick connects. 2 for the bucket and 1 for the lift arms.
I'm not even going to guess how to adjust that on the 574; as I'm not even sure if they painted those tractors red!
And to save your pocketbook, I would advise against regularly using the loader to life the front tires off the ground.
If you knew all this already, I'll just shut up now!
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