Posted by rusty6 on August 25, 2020 at 06:39:27 from (142.165.85.242):
In Reply to: Leaky John Deere posted by rusty6 on August 24, 2020 at 11:30:08:
Up until recent years I had never seen or heard of any other method of running the front end loader except by plugging into the existing hydraulic couplers that came with the tractors. When needing to hitch up to something else that required hydraulics, simply unplug the bucket hoses at coupler number 2 and use that. It rendered the front end loader unusable of course but it was not something we needed to do very often so not a big concern. A previous owner has installed a hose from the bottom of the hydraulic filter running up to the platform beneath the seat and connected to a pressure gauge. I have no idea what its for. I tried to take a picture of it.
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