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Posted by Darren mcLaughlin on June 26, 2005 at 15:26:11 from (204.42.20.182):
Hey all.. with the help of the guys on the IH board, I have tracked down and bought an IH 656, now I am looking at a loader. The guy selling the loader (an IH 2000) says it doesn't have control valves with it. My tractor has two remotes, but I haven't picked it up yet, so I can't check wether it has control valves for the two remotes? If a tractor has two remotes, and the loader uses two remotes, wouldn't the tractor have control valves to run the remotes and therefore it wouldn't matter if the loader I am buying has none with it? I just don't want to get it and find out I have to spend $500 more bucks to make it work.. and I am a tractor newbie.. Thanks for any help! Darren
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