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NoMo · May 25, 2006

( the actuator lever. I also wanted to know how does one plug the hydraulic lines when I pull them apart to disconnect the grapple.
I have a latex glove over them currently. )

For those who can't see it in the small picture, the lever appears to be the standard one used for the rear SVC. A different view of the lever located at the right-front corner of the seat. You can see the 3PH lift lever just slightly above & behind the 3rd SVC lever.

As for capping the lines, Deere should sell the rubber plugs as seen in this picture

NoMo · May 25, 2006

( the actuator lever. I also wanted to know how does one plug the hydraulic lines when I pull them apart to disconnect the grapple.
I have a latex glove over them currently. )

For those who can't see it in the small picture, the lever appears to be the standard one used for the rear SVC. A different view of the lever located at the right-front corner of the seat. You can see the 3PH lift lever just slightly above & behind the 3rd SVC lever.

As for capping the lines, Deere should sell the rubber plugs as seen in this picture

roermo · May 25, 2006

Love the grapple and tractor, I have been toying with steeping up to a 3120 or a bit larger, I have a 4110. Which brings me to my question would a 4110 handle a graple this size. I cut wood to heat my house and handle large long large logs and a graplle would be handy, thanks for letting me on this thread.

Roger

roermo · May 25, 2006

Love the grapple and tractor, I have been toying with steeping up to a 3120 or a bit larger, I have a 4110. Which brings me to my question would a 4110 handle a graple this size. I cut wood to heat my house and handle large long large logs and a graplle would be handy, thanks for letting me on this thread.

Roger