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I'm convinced it is. Trying to simulate a fork lift I take it. The only thing I have outstanding is that there are three wires to each switch instead of two. Just guessing that if I had brake lights, the extra wire is for that. I don't so don't care... if something reveals itself, I'll update.

That makes sense as to why those switches would be there but like you insinuate, I can and would just increase the throttle for more lift and not press the drive pedal. I put a wire-tie on activating each of them and drove all over to see if I was bypassing something else too. I don't detect...

Took the dash off and figured out what's going on. Those two microswitches I saw earlier are only activated at the end of brake peddle retracted. If I try to adjust them to activate anywhere off parking, the arms will bend. It's almost as if they are the wrong switches or they are reversed...

My thought at the moment is that these switches suppose to be activated when the brakes are fully in, but whoever stuck them in had them activated until the brakes are fully out... just opposite of what they should be. I'm still researching.

Yeah that doesn't work for me. I can hold reverse all the way down reving the tractor and once enough brake is released, the tractor rolls until I have the brake pedal all the way out... then it jerks backward. I think I see two microswitches behind the dash for the l/r brake pedal that...

Grok says the linkage off the pedal that goes to the floorboard activates a "neutral switch" and it's out of adjustment... going to go see if that's what's going on...

On my 2018 1736, any hill that I brake to stop on, trying to go backwards always results in rolling forward until the brake is fully released. It's done this since day one. Doesn't matter how rev'd up I have it, the brake releases either too soon or the hydrostat doesn't engage soon enough...

Thank you sir, it all makes sense now.

So the 3 point hitch has it's own return? With the backhoe on, there is no oil to the 3 point? If so, I think I have the flow figured out in my head. This is a snap of what caused my confusion.

But I don't know the answer. The back of my tractor has 3 connections, Pressure, Power Beyond, and Return. The backhoe connects to the Pressure and Return with nothing connected to the PB. If I take the backhoe off, the instructions say to connect the Pressure to the Power Beyond port. I...