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Posted by Gary Schafer on September 14, 2006 at 18:55:14 from (63.135.141.250):
Is there an adjustment on the control valves on a 340 that changes the pressure when no levers are being used? When I raise the rear lift or the front loader the engine speeds up as I raise the bucket. It seems that there is no pressure relief when the levers are in the neutral (center position). The pump is working the engine hard. In other words the engine works harder when no lifting is being done and works much less as the loader is being lifted. Thanks for any help. Gary
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