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  1. J

    Tell me about the 1020

    Success at last! There is a tubing running from the Selector valve down to the Dump valve. I removed this, connect my pressure hose to the Selector valve fitting and the return hose to the Dump valve fitting and everything worked the first time. Thanks for all your help.
  2. J

    Tell me about the 1020

    OK Jim, I have verified that the operating valve on the Bison loader is open center. Now, just [b:688de2c860]where[/b:688de2c860] on the RH side of my JD 820 do I connect the two hoses from the loader? There are no visible ports or quick connectors. What am I missing here?
  3. J

    Tell me about the 1020

    You're right Jim, my 820 was build in Germany and has a French engine. I don't understand what you mean when you refer to "ind open-center valve". My tractor doesn't [u:b08c3aa780]have any valve[/u:b08c3aa780] or quick connectors. What valve do I need and where would I find one?
  4. J

    Tell me about the 1020

    My tractor is Type 820 T4HDC s/n 099326L which I believe was built in '73. The engine was made in France.
  5. J

    Tell me about the 1020

    O.K. guys . . . who's right? Do I tee and return through the filter - or do I cut the tractor line, re-route the oil flow out through the loader valve and back to the rockshaft?
  6. J

    Tell me about the 1020

    You mentioned odd ball hydraulics on the German 820 and 830. I have an 820 and plan to install a FEL if i can figure out how to plumb it. Would you know where I can find a hydraulic schematic for this tractor?
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