Posted by mharg on September 09, 2013 at 18:32:13 from (98.184.182.153):
I replaced some hydraulic lines to the control valve. I removed the backhoe from the tractor, replaced lines, and serviced swing cylinders. I have the hoe back on the tractor, and noticed I have the boom lines connected to the 3rd control lever. The bucket lines are on the 2nd control lever.
I have not started the tractor up yet, I serviced all cylinders. I was going to start the tractor up so I could move the boom arm so I could line up the other cylinders on the pin holes.
Will it make a difference, which levers go to each cylinder?
I have never worked a backhoe so I don't care if I switch these controls back right.
These lines are difficult to remove. It also has been extremely hot outside as the tractor is in the sun most of the day.
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