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Posted by Mac on October 29, 2004 at 12:24:49 from (217.144.243.200):
I've studied for hours on end and can't put this all together in my head. Trying to sort exactly how power beyond is achieved on CaseIH 85 series. From my 485 parts book I show unloading/flow control valve block(p8-362) is replaced with auxillary hydraulic manifold(p6=246). But can't figure it out from there as the power beyond is shown seperately with remote valves on different page(8-356), never all together. How does power beyond connect with aux manifold? Is there a hyd line I'm not seeing? Can one just do away with unloading/flow control block since you have the aux manifold?
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