adding a 3rd function valve to a 755 john deere HELP!
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Kevin M
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- 48" bobcat walk behind , 60" Dixie Chopper Classic , 755 John Deere 4x4 70 ldr belly mower etc etc , 7610 Ford 4x4 7412 ldr and 10 ft rhino hogg
The parts from this kit should all be available from Deere if i wanted it to look factory ? Otherwise the diverter plug two 90s, two hoses, then i need the valve , and Q disconnects thats it ! Did i miss anything?
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The "factory" kit will NOT get you a valve to control your dump trailer-you will still have to add that. The kit is for powering a backhoe or logsplitter with it's own valve.
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Right i understand that , do have any idea what ports to tap into? would they be the ones on top of the loader valve ??? and what are you suggesting i register for with JD parts , unless my dealer did it ? ( I doubt it ) AGAIN I OWE YOU BIGTIME ! , YOU JUST SAVED ME A BUNCH OF WASTED $$$
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kennyd
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Right i understand that , do have any idea what ports to tap into? would they be the ones on top of the loader valve ??? and what are you suggesting i register for with JD parts , unless my dealer did it ? ( I doubt it ) AGAIN I OWE YOU BIGTIME ! , YOU JUST SAVED ME A BUNCH OF WASTED $$$
I do not know specifically where the ports are-that is why I suggested finding a FSM. But they are probably on top of the loader valve...Maybe your dealer will copy some pages for you?
EDIT: I just looked it up-and you can get the technical manual on CD for only $55.00. Look HERE.
www.jdparts.com is a parts lookup system that is FREE to register at, it is the same basic system your dealer uses at the parts counter! Once you learn how to use it-it will be invaluable as you work on your own machine. You can even order parts online and have them shipped to your dealer for pickup. That is where I got the diagram's I posted from. Try it-You will like it. Just "think like a parts guy"
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Thank you again !, For spending your free time to educate the rest of us ! I spoke the dealer again, This time i got the parts manager and ordered what i needed and gave them an education too! Spent some time looking at the valve under the seat and have spoted the ports , looks like the seat has to come off