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So will proper troubleshooting technics and a ohm meter. If the trouble is blowing a 20 and 30 amp fuses as stated in the OP, then a circuit breaker will not help find it IMHO.

So this is the replacement grip with a 3 position rocker switch on it? Or a single momentary pushbutton? You said it's a "3rd function valve" but it only has two wires?, that would be more typical of a diverter setup that diverts the dump/curl circuit to your grapple. True 3rd function valves...

How is that finding and fixing the problem?

F5 just refreshes the page, it does not clear the cookies or cache Mark. What browser are you using? You can google for info on how to clear them.

What switch are you using, and where/how is it mounted? Fuses blow because of excessive current draw, and the solenoid should be drawing about 5 amps or so.

R1 rims are also much narrower that R4 and R3 rims.

There was an issue a few days ago, read here: http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16294 Basically clear your cookies and cache and all should be good again.

Good luck Rob, hopefully they'll get it right this time.

It could be the piston seal is torn and the fluid is bypassing. Do you have a IR temperature gun? If so try using the hoe for a while and see if temp on the cylinder is higher than everything else. The bypassing fluid will create a lot of heat.

Rob, maybe it's time to find a new dealer, or learn to do the wrenching yourself. Spending hard earned money to only get frustrated is not good for your health... I wouldn't give them a third chance to screw up and make me even more :mad:

I've already figured it out...its plumbed incorrectly. You cannot have the Tee's on the PB lines, the new valve MUST be plumbed in series on that PB line, and now it's in parallel. It just ain't gonna work properly that way. Your 3PH and rear remote will not operate correctly now either as...

Sounds to me like they Tee'd in the new solenoid valve and not put it in series like its supposed to be. Can you get some pics of the plumbing? Either way it needs to be returned for them to make it correct. Edit: I just reread your second post...they can not use Tee's on high pressure lines...

Now the "New Post's" button does not seem to work for me...I found this new post by clicking the "User CP" button.

Seems off again, and I noticed the forum time shown at the bottom is incorrect-and yes the option are set correctly in my profile/setup.

Same happened to me all day yesterday, but it seems fine this morning.

Do a search.... They have changed their name a few timed over the years and have a few different websites. Many threads on TBN about poor fitting SSQA implements and they want the customer to weld in (or have welded) shims to fix them. Some rave about them because of the price-so you have to...

Keyed power as you call it is better IMHO, but the reality is since it's a momentary switch it doesn't really matter. Having it powered all the time will make it easier to relieve pressure in the lines without having to have the key on, so there is really no right or wrong here.

Welcome, Unplug the QD's (quick disconnects), wipe them off/out and re-seat them. 99% of the time this cures the "My FEL won't xxxx" problems. Be extra carful since it raised, I would block it up with some wood to hold it while you try what I suggested so it doesn't crash down. Here's a recent...

The regular Bolt on Hooks should work well for you then. The small Wicked Grapple from EA has great reviews and the price is decent. They have bigger ones as well but that's not always better. The Titan brand has some mixed reviews, a lot of bad ones about the QA not fitting well and...

Timber, are you getting a quick attach setup for you loader? Most call it a SSQA (skid steer quick attach). Ask your dealer, and get it if at all possible, it will make changing the bucket to things like forks or a grapple effortless. The forks for me are used much more than my bucket...