Recent content by TheOldHokie

That my friend is gorgeous!!! Dan

I am struggling to understand how a maladjusted feedback rod can work fine with everything but the PHD. And with the PHD mounted only stutters when the PHD is being lifted out of a hole. Remove the auger and run the PHD all the way up and down. I will bet it does not stutter. Dan

They are bolted on - how can they not move with the arm???? Besides - I dont think feedback is your problem. Dan

CONGRATS!!! I own a LA525 and I know how hard it is to trace the hoses inside those sleeves. Dan

Loosen all four swivel nuts on the loader manifold to relieve pressure. Dan

Your connections are crossed at the other end. Dan

??? Both had to move if attached to the arm Dan

Its not air. Soumds like uou have hose connections crossed at the manifold on the loader. Dan

Not if all he wants to do is operste a single acting cylinder. That can be raised, held, amd lowered with the 3pt valve. Dan

No it wont retetrac when under an extend load. :p Just responding to Russells idea the cylinder was locked with just one end disconnected. Dan

Proably good enough for most uses but it can still drift in retract. Dan

I cannot speak to JD and NH but I am quite familiar wirh Kubota. Kubota generally uses couplers with female NPT ports and hoses with JIC female swivels. There are exceptions. For direct hose connections the hoses have male NPT ends that screw into the couplers with PTFE tape. The couplers...

If using a traditional valve you willbwant PB in addition to tank. Dan

Thats fine but with flat face couplers you dont need OEM numbers. All you need is body size and hose port type (NPT, ORB, etc). Kubota and the vast majority of other OEMs use couplers with female NPT ports. Dan

That hoe has both PB and T ports because the pump is ion the back of the tractor and the hoe is the first valve in the circuit. It is feeding the loader and remotes in addition to the 3pt Its still necessary to keep the lever in neutral. If not the 3pt valve will block the power beyond circuit...