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Posted by Harold Kellogg on August 23, 2006 at 11:13:29 from (69.54.220.30):
I have a John Deere 2010 and need to tap in to the hydraulic system to raise and lower a front end loader. The tractor has power steering and only one remote hydraulic control.I am currently coupling into the rear outlet but I have to uncouple the loader to use the remote cylinder for other uses. I can't use the loader and a log splitter,for instance, at the same time. This system is an 'open center' type which needs to have the fluid circulate at all times. Where can I tap into the system to run the loader? There is a plug in the mounting casting that supplies pressure to the remote control valve. Can I use this port? Also, I need a good hydraulic pump as the old one has gone bad. Thank you. Harold Kellogg 989-584-3286
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