Convert Joystick
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J_J
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Do you have a joystick valve for your loader, or a valve with two levers?
How old is the tractor?
On the bottom of the valve, do you see a cap like device with two screws.
This joystick valve from Prince, is just an example of what a float assembly might look like. There are some little balls that drop in a groove when you are in float. If they are rusty or dirt is blocking the float action, you will need to inspect, clean and lube.
Look on page 7
http://www.princehyd.com/Portals/0/products/valves/LVManual.pdf
Hi J J
Not sure of the brand of the valve.
I looked at the link and my valve does not have the extra levers.
I will try to get some useable pictures of it to post.
Old Gray market 80s 1500d.
:thumbsup:Loader probably put on in Korea or Vietnam.Just guessing.
Thanks Again.
Not sure of the brand of the valve.
I looked at the link and my valve does not have the extra levers.
I will try to get some useable pictures of it to post.
Old Gray market 80s 1500d.
:thumbsup:Loader probably put on in Korea or Vietnam.Just guessing.
Thanks Again.
Leejohn
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In the top picture, it looks like you have a bolt miss. Is it? That might not let the valve work right.
J_J
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Have you removed the caps on the lift spool to check the condition of the parts under the caps.
The picture I posted above, is an example of a detent assembly. If you remove the cap, be careful as springs and steel balls may spring out. have a magnet close by or a rag over the cap when removing.
You may not have a float, but most loader valves do.
I also noticed a valve body bolt missing. Sometimes, loose bolts or over tighten bolts will cause a valve not to work correctly.
The picture I posted above, is an example of a detent assembly. If you remove the cap, be careful as springs and steel balls may spring out. have a magnet close by or a rag over the cap when removing.
You may not have a float, but most loader valves do.
I also noticed a valve body bolt missing. Sometimes, loose bolts or over tighten bolts will cause a valve not to work correctly.
Scotty Dive
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I did a bit of research on my Vteks loader valve that might help. Mine had the marking BLB - a company out of itally with a small distributor in the US. I sent pictures of my valve to this distributor who contacted Itally and researched it for me. My loader valve did not have float or Power beyond. The fix was about $300 for a new valve...so I am waiting until I REALLY need it. BTW, my valve model was a bm40
Here is a link to some of the BLB valves in case they look like yours.
.:| BLB .:. Home page |::..
Here is a link to some of the BLB valves in case they look like yours.
.:| BLB .:. Home page |::..
Well I was worried about the screw missing in the Valve cover.
I took the boot off and took a few pictures.
I don't know why the hole is empty but there is nothing for a screw to thread into.
See attached pics
I took the boot off and took a few pictures.
I don't know why the hole is empty but there is nothing for a screw to thread into.
See attached pics
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The missing bolt I was talking about is on the valve body.
Post # 14 left side. There is a bolt and nut on the right side.
Those two holes on the top plate with the lever attached, is probably for use if the other holes get worn out.
Post # 14 left side. There is a bolt and nut on the right side.
Those two holes on the top plate with the lever attached, is probably for use if the other holes get worn out.
