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Re: power trol on JD 60
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Posted by buickanddeere on April 10, 2005 at 20:17:05 from (64.10.41.7):
In Reply to: power trol on JD 60 posted by long stroke on April 10, 2005 at 19:29:21:
There are seevral posting about setting the Power-Trol on two cylinders for remote cylinder usage, rockshaft or a bit of both. Over on the JD section rather than this generic tractor area. A Baker valve is the best way to operate both. Which style of plugs are in the back? Does the top plug have a rotary adjustment which switches from rockshaft to remotes? Are the remotes straight out the back or from the right side of the Power-Trol. Is the hydraulic relief valve opening at too low of a pressure? Is there oil flow from the Power-Trol to the pump and back to the Power-Trol when the pump is turning?
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