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    John Deere 2130 Hydraulics

    I am in the UK. The loader was a dealer install so it has the correct pipe work installation and the ported cover. It is the plastic pipes shown in the diagram but annoyingly they don't show where they are terminated. It does look like there is a pressure relief valve in the top of the...
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    John Deere 2130 Hydraulics

    Hi all, Every time I park up my 2130 with 175 loader it leaves a patch of hydraulic oil on the ground, a good half pint! I traced the leak to a hanging small bore plastic pipe that seems to run from the top of the hydraulic reservoir above the pump. There are two of these pipes, one runs to...
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    John Deere 2130 Hydraulics

    Thank you Jim and all for your help.
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    John Deere 2130 Hydraulics

    Sorry I have been a bit dim! Suddenly dawned on me that 1 lever and 2 QR couplings is for a double acting cylinder, still jumping the vast gap from the basic hydraulics on my Fergie! Part 1 is the bit that looks like it has snapped, what are the chances of getting one of these new? If...
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    John Deere 2130 Hydraulics

    Well I am getting somewhere! What I thought was the D,LD,L lever is actually the SCV lever, only one, but I have 2 QR couplings? Both couplings are female. The spool block is made up of 3 blocks, the bottom one has pipes for the pump flow and return, the middle and top blocks have the QR...
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    John Deere 2130 Hydraulics

    Yes its got the Sekura Cab but no levers unless I have missed them, will have another look in the morning.
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    John Deere 2130 Hydraulics

    So although I have the rear outlets piped it looks like I have no control levers/valves to operate them. Is it just a case of tracking down a set of levers, removing blanking plugs and bolting them on? Was it common practice to supply them piped but no controls or have they been removed from mine.
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    John Deere 2130 Hydraulics

    Please bear with me as my only previous experience of tractor hydraulics is a 1948 Ferguson TE20. I have recently bought a European made JD 2130 of 1977 vintage and I am trying to get my head round the hydraulics. I understand the Rockshaft and the Rockshaft select lever with D, LD AND L but...
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