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We have fiddled with the in out and power beyond lines. I dont think we've done any bucket testing except swapping the dump and upward rotating lines just now

Same results. Bucket will rotate itself all the way down. I think I might have replaced the valve set unnecessarily.

Should I swap the hoses at the valve?

Oh to answer your question, yes raising and lowering the loader without rotation works

Haha ok. From the beginning. My bucket was constantly rotating downward. I did a bit of googling and talked to a friend of mine and figured it was a stuck valve. So I replaced the whole set. Then I messed it up somehow and found this place and you gentleman talked me through to where we are...

It does now work, excellent! Thank you. Except that it didnt seem to fix the original issue. The bucket will rotate down immediately upon releasing the joystick.

Yes it does.

Ok that was easy enough then. Pulled the quick connect, ran the line to the hydraulic intake under the chair. Steady stream when tractor turned on. It cuts off when the joystick is active.

Ok. I'm going to try to beat the rain again today. I'm about to pull the quick disconnect and run the line to the oil intake that sits in front of the seat. Noob question, is there any difference filling from the front vs the one in the back with the 3 point setup?

So the one I had removed was the power beyind cable. Would that one constantly circulate fluid or would it only do so when operating the loader?

I"m not sure if it means anything, but before it rained me out, when I had the hose disconnected from the quick disconnect and started the tractor, it jumped under pressure. When I used the joystick, it slacked off. Now luckily I didn't have it removed from the shutoff into a bucket, but just...

Well sir, that and the fact that this 8% chance of rain just started soaking me means we will once again continue this discussion at a later time. I'm so grateful for your help. When this is over I'll send you a 12pack. Thank you.

That hose is not long enough to reach the fill hole. I can put to a bucket and add more oil if it wont be off long enough to matter. If it does matter, then I'm going to have to go grab something and start persuading this hose off at the block.

I used the quick disconnect. I'm sorry if that shortcut set us back.

That is correct. But, I did not end up disconnecting from the block. I used the quick disconnect. I had issues getting a wrench to the block.

Oh the loader works. Sorry. With that hose disconnected it works perfectly

That is the number one hose on the picture. It is power beyond on the hookup instructions I got from shoreline. Now I expect I have air in the lines though with how hard the inlet was coming I doubt that would matter.

I didnt get any oil streaming from the line