Posted by KenB_Texas on February 24, 2009 at 19:31:39 from (12.147.132.252):
I took my Saginaw 3 point off of my 44H and put on my 300 today, and I am not sure I got the hydraulic lines right. The hitch has 2 way cylinders but I am only hooking up for one way at the moment. (as it was on the H). I used the remotes at the back of the tractor and hooked one line to each with a breather on the cylinders. The control switch on the valves is turned to the one-way position. The hitch is working but I am questioning if it is correct. Am I running on only ONE cylinder? Should have used a ’T’ and put a plug in the other line, and if so which of the two lines is pressurized?
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