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Posted by PWOG on July 10, 2004 at 14:44:35 from (4.131.37.48):
I need to run a hydraulic motor off my current model JD 5510 and am not sure which set of outlets to use. It appears I have to be pulling or pushing on the tractor hyd. lever in order to get the motor to turn. That is, to get the fluid to flow. Trouble is, I need to have the hyd motor turn while I am off the tractor. I have to do this job alone. There must be a better way than tying the handle back to have continuos flow but I am at a loss. I thought I read somewhere that that itwas possible to have continuos hyd flow but cannot figure it out. Any advice helpful.
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