New Holland TN75
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Jerry/MT
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If it has a joystick, make sure that the valve is working properly. It's cable operated and i think there is a priority system that doesnot allow the three point to work when the lader valve is operated. Someone like RickB or JVBrink64 can provide a lot more help than I can. Repost with their names in the title.
LoneCowboy
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had this happen.
locked in position? (not up or down?)
one of the connectors slipped out (esp if it's got mid-valves and they are down low and get hit). it will look like it's in, but it's not.
pull on all 4 connectors and make sure they are really in there.
you'll have to release all the pressure on it before you can get it to hook back up
locked in position? (not up or down?)
one of the connectors slipped out (esp if it's got mid-valves and they are down low and get hit). it will look like it's in, but it's not.
pull on all 4 connectors and make sure they are really in there.
you'll have to release all the pressure on it before you can get it to hook back up
Bob Ha
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I also had this type of issue. Got air in the hydraulics some how and once I bleed the hydraulics everything worked as normal. I thought I lost a pump and after calling my dealer and following their recommendations I was good to go.
