Hello Mr. White ha ha welcome to YT! Hopefully some expert will come along that really knows something about one of these tractors that is not me. From looking at the AGCO online parts diagrams it looks like the machine only has one main hydraulic pump. There may be a separate power steering pump but that makes no difference. If the moon and stars align correctly I will attach the parts page I am looking at for your viewing pleasure. It looks like the alignment was of a little so you will have to scroll down and select page 200. Since it only has one pump and the THREE point system seems to work properly that means it is not a priming problem, rather flow is not getting to the remote hydraulic valves, which I hope connect directly to the loader cylinder circuits. So if the LOADER VALVE IS separate as in installed with the loader and just plugs in the remotes then one of the stock tractor remote levers has to be engaged in the correct position to make it work and the hoses have to be plugged into the quick couplers properly to get flow through them. If this is all good then I would suspect some crud got stirred up in the system and is fouling up the operation of number 33 ..flow control valve.. in the diagram. You will have to open that up and check for crud in there or something sticking. To see the parts break down of the ..Flow Divider.. at the linked page click the ..Table of contents.. at the top left. Scroll down and select page 204 then you are in. You will probably need to get some orings if you are tearing into that flow divider. You may want to post this in the ..Oliver & White.. topic section here. Use the ..Hop to or Jump to.. drop downs below these replies to access that section.
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