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Re: 3 pt on IH 444 doesn't work


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Posted by JB2 on September 13, 2005 at 18:04:10 from (69.196.154.214):

In Reply to: Re: 3 pt on IH 444 doesn't work posted by Mark Scholten on September 13, 2005 at 02:40:54:

Hi Mark, you should not have to unhook the loader hydraulics, to be safe lower the bucket on the ground and then turn the ON/OFF valve until it limits in one direction and then try 3pt. You should be able to lift the loader to 2 or 3 ft off the ground turn the ON/OFF valve in the other direction and the loader should stay at that height unless the loader hydraulics have a leak. The same is true of 3 pt should be able to raise it to desired height then turn the valve to activate the loader and 3 pt should stay there. Neighbour had a remote on his 434 and procedure to use remote was to riase the 3pt UP/DOWN level until it was in the 1/2 way position and then turn the valve to shut off the 3pt and then the 3pt UP/DOWN lever could be used to control the remote cylinder. Some farmers used this as a cheap hookup for a loader with a mechanical trip bucket. Proper hookup for loader with hydraulic bucket is to divert the high pressure (small)line from the hydraulic pump through a set of control valves and then back into the high pressure line at the front of the seat. Then add a dump line with a T into the filler plug at the back of the seat.

JB2


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