Recent content by TheOldHokie

That is most likely a JIS hex head cap screw. NAPA or similar should have a limited selection of JIS fasteners EDIT Whoops - I spoke too hastily. If that has a cross point recess in the head it would be a SEMS screw - something Kubota uses occasionally. Thats not something you will find at a...

That it is intact and the valve stem is turning the full 180 degrees. We understand you are not getting flow from the valve. I can only think of two reasons for that: The handle is not turning the valve. You are not holding the 3pt lever in the raise position Since that valve stem also...

What in those instructions describes your issue? You can take the valve off if you want. It is just a ball valve in the cylinder cap. But before you do that I suggest you check the pin in the handle - part number 70 in this drawing. Dan

Here are instructions for using the valve. I thinl they are a bit misleading. The 3pt lever has to be held in the rear position to keep flow going. If the 3pt lever returns to neutral flow stops.

Exactly what did you try? Does your valve have 3 positions - left, right, and middle? Post a picture of the 3pt lever guide Dan

I have that same feeling... Dsn

Have you used thst valve before? I believe I had that same valve on a B7200. It was not a diverter. Flow went into the 3pt cylinder and then out to the implement. The 3pt lever had to be locked in the full up position to use the aux port and the lever guide had a notch for that purpose. Dan

I dont think that is a diverter. Its a tap into the lift cylinder. If so you only get flow with the 3pt lever locked in the full up position. Dan

Post a picture of your valve. Most are nothing more than a ball valve and nothing to clog up. Some are needle valves. I think it is more likely you are not getting it to open Dan

Have you removed the quick disconnect and checked for flow directly at the outlet port? Dan

Thats correct for the L01 and L02 models sold in North America. I cant speak to your particular model. It should be easy to verify by inspection. The ports on the NA machines are 3/8 NPSF thread. Dan

That is the factory hydraulic outlet block. Its currently covered with a blanking plate. To use it the blanking plate is replaced with an adapter plate with 3 ports - pressure out, pressure return, and tank return. Dan

No - it neans he can run the remotes off t Show me a picture of your loader valve.

Thats better snd my apologies to NAPA.. All three are JIC but the one you cracked is badly galled. Dont lnow how or why. Dan

Then you font need a block. Feed the remotes from the loader.