As I'm unable to deadhead a valve I've taken the cover off beneath the seat. With the tractor running I get a slight increase in oil level from no obvious source and a barely detectable flow in the oil. To the right of the tractor I see the control valve? With the draft lever at 'light' the square block to the rear of the valve doesn't move when I move the position control lever. With the draft lever in the center position or ahead of center (to heavy) moving the position control lever results in a proportional movement of the square block in the same direction. I don't know if this helps but it's all I can see. Thanks, Sam
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