Posted by pete 23 on February 22, 2015 at 11:21:01 from (50.33.10.172):
In Reply to: 460 hydralic problems posted by tleake on February 21, 2015 at 21:00:28:
First thing you need to do before trying to find more linkages is to determine what valve you have in the third position on your tractor. If it has levers on both sides it is a tele depth lever that original fast hitch tractors came with. If lever only on one side it is the same exact valve as the other two valves, and was factory for tractors without hitch. May have one, two, or three valves from factory. If you have regular valve just hook your hoses to one of those valves and to the hitch cyl. Put that valve on Double action . If it has teledepth valve, make darn sure you hook linkage up correctly or bang , there goes the differential gears in the valve. Have seen that done.
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