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Per Kenny's request, this is a continuation of a thread on another forum:
I just got a used Deere 110, loaded up with the hydraulic features. Everything works fine, except the rear three remotes. Upon pressing the diverter button (proper term?) it's not 'clicking' over like it should. When it's most noticeable is when something is hooked up to the 3rd function, grapple in my case, and the rippers on a box blade are hooked up to the the port that is controlled by the third function (in my case a button on the joystick). When I have the power diverted to the front, there is no problems. All functions work well, the grapple opens and closes soundly, etc. Where the problems comes is when I push the button to divert the power to the rear, it doesn't switch like I believe it should. When I try and control the rippers in the back, they won't open or close all the way, as well as the grapple will erratically jerk up and down a couple inches, showing that the hydraulic fluid is going to the front and the rear. It is also quite noticeable when using the 'tilt' function of the top and tilt which I have hooked to the curl function of the loader. The 'top' of the top and tilt which is controlled by the loaders boom up and down doesn't seem to be affected as much or quite possibly at all.
The tractor is at the dealership right now, though it's been a week and nothing back from them. They are good people, just don't move to fast and with tractor season upon us, they are busy. If I don't hear anything in the next couple days I'll be calling up there.
In the meantime, though, I would love to hear your suggestions about what is going on!!
Thanks!:thumbup1gif:
I just got a used Deere 110, loaded up with the hydraulic features. Everything works fine, except the rear three remotes. Upon pressing the diverter button (proper term?) it's not 'clicking' over like it should. When it's most noticeable is when something is hooked up to the 3rd function, grapple in my case, and the rippers on a box blade are hooked up to the the port that is controlled by the third function (in my case a button on the joystick). When I have the power diverted to the front, there is no problems. All functions work well, the grapple opens and closes soundly, etc. Where the problems comes is when I push the button to divert the power to the rear, it doesn't switch like I believe it should. When I try and control the rippers in the back, they won't open or close all the way, as well as the grapple will erratically jerk up and down a couple inches, showing that the hydraulic fluid is going to the front and the rear. It is also quite noticeable when using the 'tilt' function of the top and tilt which I have hooked to the curl function of the loader. The 'top' of the top and tilt which is controlled by the loaders boom up and down doesn't seem to be affected as much or quite possibly at all.
The tractor is at the dealership right now, though it's been a week and nothing back from them. They are good people, just don't move to fast and with tractor season upon us, they are busy. If I don't hear anything in the next couple days I'll be calling up there.
In the meantime, though, I would love to hear your suggestions about what is going on!!
Thanks!:thumbup1gif: