Posted by notjustair on March 08, 2016 at 19:51:20 from (70.195.1.226):
In Reply to: Skidsteer question posted by JayinNY on March 08, 2016 at 14:52:01:
It's a Deere, right? I fought it until I learned the trick. Shut it off. Then turn the key back on and run though all of the hydraulic functions. This is where I would stop on the 323D. It was a mess. Then the techs at the dealership told me to cycle the park brake as well when I had the key back on. BINGO! The park brake holds the pressure to the remotes somehow.
I just bought a backhoe attachment and bought generic ends at the farm store. They are so much easier to couple than the genuine Deere ones. I am going to go buy a generic set for the bale accumulator. It is the worst to hook up. It would take two of us and a rope. No lie.
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