Posted by pete 23 on January 12, 2009 at 10:27:25 from (74.47.40.94):
In Reply to: 656 fast hitch lift posted by tuck on January 12, 2009 at 09:55:08:
Hitch has own hyd pump and when hitch is in neutral the flow from that pump joins flow to aux valves from other pump. There is an unloading valve in draft control block that dumps this fluid to the aux valves system when hitch is in neutral. Try holding your aux valve lever to your loader until the cyl reaches end of stroke and keep holding it on demand and see if hitch will raise then. If it does the unloader valve is the problem. Also hitch has seperate relief valve and along with draft control valve they are in the compartment under the seat.
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