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Old 07-02-2013, 06:40 AM
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Tear it apart, clean it up, replace the O rings and you should be good for another 30 years. I thought I remember about having to replace something in the hydro when you install a lift on a tractor that doesn't have one.
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Old 07-02-2013, 08:32 AM
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I think they made some with ported pumps for non lift equipped tractors but I'm pretty sure the pressure relief settings are different as Oak mentioned. If after you get the spool valves freed up you may end up swapping pumps or relief valves.
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Well I got it working. Turns out that the linkage was a lil tight after all.

I loosened the u-bolts up and centered it with the handle...started it up and everything works great.
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Well I got it working. Turns out that the linkage was a lil tight after all.

I loosened the u-bolts up and centered it with the handle...started it up and everything works great.
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Well I got it working. Turns out that the linkage was a lil tight after all.

I loosened the u-bolts up and centered it with the handle...started it up and everything works great.
Annnnnnnddd there it is.... Glad you got it fixed!!!
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Well I got it working. Turns out that the linkage was a lil tight after all.

I loosened the u-bolts up and centered it with the handle...started it up and everything works great.
Great news!
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