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I think your setup allows you to have curl and third function simultaneously. Mine doesn't. That's a clever setup you have there.

That sounds like my technique with brush. The 'issue' with my setup is this: the valve section I added is the first in the stack. Since it is not a series configuration like the curl valve, it blocks the curl and lift, I cannot curl and close the grapple simultaneously, I have to alternate...

The kits come with a pressure gauge, for good reason. I wouldn't increase the pressure above the high spec.

Summit Surplus Center Tractor Supply has some, their port size and fitting selection is limited @TheOldHokie can guide you Are you sure that's the way you want to go? I added a section to my valve to get a setup similar to @g_man 's. I'm thinking a push button (actually 2 buttons) on the single...

I'm calling low blow! 🐉

Sounds like you got the download from KubotaBooks. I think the only pages missing are the four electrical schematics. Sections M8 and S8 should cover the hydraulic system.

@D2Cat, i need that pole saw!

OP, if you buy it, take a thumb drive to the dealer and ask for Operator Manual and WorkShop Manual downloads.

When I lived in Houston, Marvin Zindler, the consumer advocate, did Friday health department restaurant reports. A Chinese restaurant near work was found with cat carcasses in their dumpster. This was naturally the Monday morning discussion. One of the guys listened a few minutes, then...

Creeper gear?

I remember that project! https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/david-bradley-pull-type-adjustable-blade.58432/

To emphasize Dan's point, lower the 3ph position control below full up. If that fixes the problem, you need to adjust the feedback linkage.

Nvm

There's also a block with smaller fuses, probably under the dash. Check them also. Can you post the wiring diagram and maybe also the diagram of the engine start diagram?

My shadetree 'friend' says put it together dry and see if it turns freely with a little backlash. If so, put a thin bead of oil resistant silicone seal on and bolt it just past finger tight. Let it sit overnight, tighten it up and run it. Use ~80w gear oil, your flavor.

Probly related, he may not want to admit it :cool:. I wouldn't blame him. Miss 🔀 Ark, hmmm, distant relative?

Google 'Kubota l650 backhoe specs'. For $8, you can have the brochure.

3. The outer seal is usually called a wiper. Its purpose is to wipe dirt, water etc. off the rod when it retracts to protect the real seal.

Resembles my ex-MIL.