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Another thing to try is to see if there is voltage going to both the up and down solenoid at the same time when you hear the problem.

Here is a jpeg file for my wiring diagram.

It would be helpful if we know how the wireless remote was wired in. I added a wireless remote to my dump trailer but I had to add 2 diodes to the system so that the voltage would not feed both of the solenoids at the same time. It sounds like that is what is happening when you use the down...

B2650

Here's mine.

Yep the good old days.

The tractor does not have a rear remote. I added the 3rd function originally so I could use the hydraulic top link and then I bought the grapple fork.

The cost is only a little over $300 and if I did get it it would be mounted on top of the 3rd function valve so it would be easy to get to.

I think it would be a lot more expensive.

It definitely doesn't take long to change the hoses. Just every time I do some fluid is lost and when I have the grapple on I usually have the back blade on for counter weight.

I have a 3rd function remote but when I want to use either my hydraulic top link or my grapple fork I have to change the hoses. Not a big deal but it would be nice just to flip a lever. Does anyone have one of these and if so does it work pretty good?

Yea it should be turned the other way.

I would have put the ty rap closer to the end of the handles. Less chance of slipping.

I probably should have said a car type alternator that puts out a lot more amperage.

This is what I did on my B2650. The one switch turns on the front facing lights and the other turns on the rear facing lights. Just be sure that the total amp draw isn't more than what the dynamo puts out unless you changed it to a alternator.

Haven't noticed any problems anyway.

I just did this upgrade about a month ago. Very easy to do.

Still pulling 20 amps. The difference is that it is only pulling 10 amps out of both sides.

What I would do is put a 15 amp fuse in temporarily and check the amp draw with a clamp meter. This would let you know for sure what it is. I would check it with the tractor not running and with the tractor running since the voltage would probably be a little higher when running which should...

I do.