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Kinda embarrassed to say - The loose fitting lost much more fluid than I had thought. Initial dipstick read came out wet so I had checked that off the troubleshooting list. Today I decided to check it again. 🤷‍♂️ Didn’t even touch the fluid. Guess I got to stop rushing through troubleshooting...

To all who have helped me figure this out - Got it working. Thank you for your direction and time. Learned a lot and that’s a good thing. Much appreciated.

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Can zoom in on the valve upper left

Dave - No. I’ll follow up with this thread tomorrow with pics.

Transmission type? Gear Do you have a loader? Yes. Woods #1006. I am guessing you have a hydraulic block outlet type that supplies power to your loader but you could have a selector valve setup. Hydraulic block. If you have the outlet type block, usually owners get into trouble by putting a...

There was a fitting that I did not properly tighten on the belly. It squirted out plenty of fluid when lifting the rear. Added an approximate amount of fluid to replace what was displaced after tightening.

Thanks Dave! I’ll get to it!

Thought I’d change the plumbing on my B7500 with 800 hrs. This worked out well - all new fittings, hoses, and fluid. Since then over a period of a week I used it for about 2 hrs. Today when I started the tractor the hydraulics did not respond. After about a minute of fiddling with the levers...

Thanks. Didn't think the PTO could be it. Have a Ford 8N where that's not a limiting factor. I'll go out and work with it.

Bought a B7500 last year with 700 hrs on it. It's been riding fine. Now it won't turn over. Checked the battery and terminals. The gauges light up. What's the next thing to look for?