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Posted by John Danquer on August 23, 2001 at 18:41:30 from (63.29.247.50):
In Reply to: Yanmar Parts posted by Charles Jackson on February 21, 2001 at 20:43:28:
I am hooking up a wood splitter to my 1986 Yanmar 4 wheel drive, 22 horse. What I did is take the plug out of the supply side of the valve body under the seat. And installed a 1/4" Bristol plug inside of the port. This is what the book said to do. This also made my 3 point hitch not work. What I am asking is can Iget the hitch to work and still have the wood spliter working.
Thanks for your help
John
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