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Lane Shark is quite clear - they DO NOT reccomend running the machine off of standard temotes. If they did you could simplly use the thord finction outlets. Thats how they started and their customers educated them on the problems that creates. The picture is a manual diverter valve. It...

Understanding how all of these systems work is key. Land Pride normally puts 3rd function after the loader so double check that. if it needs to be moved all thats required is switching P and T. Bottom line is the Lane Shark is a constant flow motor with direct tank return and when it is...

Very interesting and no you do not have a problem. The loader puts the boom cylinders in series with the three point. I think what you are seeing is an example of a phenomenon called pressure intensification that occurs when cylinders are in series. The base/rod end piston area ratio on the...

This is not rocket science and nobody can definitively answer the question because it depends on arbitrary third party wiring. The Lane Shark uses a bidirectional control valve to supply unidirectional hydraulic flow. You can use either of the 3rd function work ports for that. All you need to...

Operate the third function and you will find out which port is operated by which switch position and from there which solenoid. That should be all you need to know. As far as the hydraulics go it matters not whether you use A or B to supply the Lane Shark motor. Dan

Switching ground would be odd. Solenoids control the port on their end of the valve but how that matches up to the ports in the subplate is subplate/application specific. I thought the Lane Shark needed its own dedicated power beyond port. Dan

Hoses not connected right would be my guess. Dan

Yep. Dan

Get the overpriced block and you are 80% there. Dan

The other line is not power bryond. It is tank return. The line going back to the block is power beyond and the 3pt will work. Dan

Whoa - the 3pt will work exactly as it did with the loader in the circuit. Dan

Its very easy but especially easy if you have a loader. Are you loaderless? If you are you will need the hydraulic outlet block: 75543-91110 Still available but absurdly pricey at $410. From there its just some inexpensive commodity parts. A two spool valve with outlets might add another...

I have owned a B7200DT with loader for almost 30 years and replaced the clutch once in that time. Its due again. Even with the loader replacing the clutch is one of the easier jobs I have had to do on that machine. Dan

Indicating in a 4 jaw has always beem the industry standard method for obtaining concentricity on a lathe. Very little I do needs that sort of accuracy and the 3 jaws get vastly more use. Dan

My gut says the single latch design is problematic on any geometry. Dan

I have that exact pump and a homebrew 3pt sprayer with 12' boom and handheld spray gun. I use it for spraying herbicides (glyphosate, 2-4-D, etc). In retrospect I saved very little by building it rather than buying a ready made unit. That said it works well on bigger jobs but is a bit of a...

To be clear the pump is driven directly off the engine. It runs continuously pumping oil in a loop and never shuts off. What actually happens is moving the 3pr lever operates the control vakve to divert that constantly circulating oil to the lift cylinder which raises the lift arms. When the...

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I suspect the part is not made by Kubota. Dan

I'm thinkin you may be laying the blame on the wrong OEM. Dan https://www.fastercouplings.com/product-detail/p404-67