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The feedback linkage on the 3pt arms needs to be adjusted. As is the three point lift control valve is not returning to neutral at the top of travel and the lift circuit is blocking the loader. Dan

Ar one point Summit's valves were coming from this source but that appears to have changed. Magisters still do and they proudly acknowledge it. https://hydraulic-vlv.com Dan

You know something just occured to me. I will bet you dollars to donuts that Summit nameplate was not on that valve when the OEM sealed it in that plastic bag..... Dan

Real data usually is. Dan

The product data sheet is on the website. https://images.oreillyauto.com/parts/img/documents/oro/uthf.pdf KV100 = 9 cSt KV40 = 58 cSt VI = 142 Pour point = -42C Brookfield Viscosity = 40,000 cP @ -35C Looks like a premium UTTO with a bit better viscosity curve than UDT. Dan

Top off? Yes. Dan

Does it make noise as soon as you start the tractor or just when you operate the loader? Does the 3pt on the tractor work?Test it with a load. What transmission is in the tractor? Dan

There should be no problem with air in the system. Its basically self purging. Lets make sure we understand what it is you did. You changed the hydrauic oil in the tractor - correct? Dan

Something is not right. Did you disconnect any hoses? Dan

The demands of retirement are truly onerous 👍 I will keep that offer in mind and I do reciprocate!!! Dan

That prompted me to look at your profile. Turns out we are not too distant neighbors. I make 3 or 4 day trips per year to Abbottstown to play golf. Dan

Looks very good!!! I have no real need but now I want one. Dan

Very nice and professional! If you told me it was OEM I would believe you. Was it as easy as it looks? Just two bolt holes in the manual coupler? Edit: I should have read the full thread - for all practical purposes it is OEM :rolleyes: Dan

They sell at rock bottom price and they know their product and describe it fully. They provide excellent guidance on valve selection and proper hydraulic plumbing. That sets them apart from the competition. They have a well established track record with me. Not a single issue over the last 10...

Sadly every thread here becomes a referendum on something..... I have no idea why Summit does it but its common. The instructions are all the same. If its a straight pass thru I sometimes print a clean copy off the website and put the valve in my own 4 mil parts bag. Dan

I have purchased a dozen or more valves from Summit and the plastic is usually (always???) open as you describe. Instructions and packing slip sometimes oil stained. Never gave it much thought and never had a problem. I buy direct from Summit - no tax and no shipping. Dan

Whole goods catalog has that sort of information. They are not public information but with a little help from Google you can find many of them. Dan

You did not read the description of the problems actually encountered and what is actually involved did you? Out of the box it is mutually exclusive with the backhoe plumbing and physically interferes with the backhoe frame. All of the supply plumbing and the backhoe frame have to be modified...

The valve uses the same hydraulic supply and power beyond. connections used by the backhoe. Its very much a part of the backhoe circuit Dan

That is very informative and makes it pretty clear why the kit is not offered for the BX23S. Thanks. Dan