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Posted by Ty1 on May 19, 2005 at 09:39:34 from (166.70.38.81):
I have a Super M with a Farmhand loader mounted. It has a 3 spool valve and additional hydraulic reservoir. It is plumbed from the pressure side of the live pump into what appears to be a fitting installed in the drain port of the belly reservoir, then out of the front left liftall pressure fitting to the remote valve, then low pressure out of the valve to the loader reservoir, then from the reservoir to the return on the live pump. It works with the liftall lever tied back (never tried it in any other position). Does anyone know why the belly reservoir is on the pressure side instead of the return? Could there be a liftall pump on a super m and so both pumps are plumbed in series?
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