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    plumbing loader

    sounds good thanks.
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    plumbing loader

    "pic is worth a 1000 words" does anyone have one haha. think im more confused now. just looked at tractor and under the dash I the 2010 has 2 lines coming from the pump and both go the the steering coulum, one of them (where left foot would be) has a "T" on it with another line going to the...
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    plumbing loader

    gotcha thanks!! I have been looking at the catalog and the remote cap is drilled and tapped, is this part sold cause I cant bring it up? wonder if the original could be drilled and tapped? Last question and I do appreciate yalls help. like I stated, the two remote lines have "T" blocks...
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    plumbing loader

    and NO, I know nothing about hydraulics (built a log splitter that works and thats the extent of it) this loader came off a old oliver, it is a ford 19-97 (which is double acting) 703 series loader. the oliver used the pto pump and the control valve that is with the loader now. so I assume...
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    plumbing loader

    here is what is confusing me. Alot of people run 2010's etc. just plugging into the rear remotes and they work for years! the way I read your post your saying this dont work because I have to tun the loader control valve between the pump and the remote control valve! is this what your meaning...
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    plumbing loader

    B&D thanks for helping out. Im still not exactly following you 100%. you said "take a line from a loader valve outlet to a scv the scv valve inlet" (so are you saying any line from the loader valve that is going to a cylinder can be tee'd and I can run it to a "T'' in the line coming into...
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    plumbing loader

    b&D I see every post on the 2010 and guess alot of people dont like em. mine was grandpas! he has put a clutch in it and it is almost to 8500hrs and will fire up before the pistons make a 1/2 a revolution, I'll keep it. anyhow, can you explain that a little more. Are you saying that I...
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    plumbing loader

    I have a 65' 2010 that I am putting a ford 703 series loader on. I have a pto pump but the tractor is used for cutting grass mainly. I would like to plumb the loader into the tractor and dont mind using the rear remotes. my question is do the loaders pressure and return lines need to be...
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    2010

    Isnt the 1010 diesel the same deck plate as the 2010 gas?
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    2010 chassis question

    can anyone help me out? these holes are directly inline with the hydr. filter cover but they are under the tractor. I am wondering if I could use these to fab up my ford 703 series loader???
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    2010 chassis question

    what Im talking about would be directly under your feet if sitting on tractor. not a cover for anything. just threaded bolt holes. has to be for some type of implement?
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    2010 chassis question

    underneath my 65' 2010, laying on ground looking up just behind where clutch would be there are 4 threaded bolt holes. just curious what these are for?
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    2010

    I have to freshen mine up this winter as it is using to much oil these days. it still fires right off and purrs like a kitten and handles what I throw at it. allmost 8500 hrs and still a little tank
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    2010 engagement shaft lever question

    look under the step plate, not on top. it may have got bound up or out of line. had this happen
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    question on (the hated 2010) tractor

    thanks, what about pto? does this take a seperate fluid
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