Wardner think its the 9 speed trans. shifter you see. Lever where shaft goes in can be seen at the rear end of valve in one pic. Rear was completly torn down to bare housing with new seals and any bearings needed. What started out as a simple project to remove the loader from one M getting run down and needing work to insalling on another one turned into more work than I first planed. Pressure is set at 1000 PSI right now. Going to see if thats enough. Run loader on another M from the belley pump for years and could lift about all the tractor wanted. If its not enough pressure I will turn it up to 1200 or 1250 PSI. All of the valves are double acting. One mounted to the loader has the one pressure port looped into the return line when lowering. One on the tractor has float which Will go to the rear hitch when I get it ready. Don't remember, would have to look on the gas gear.
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