Grapple Loader Hydraulics

[Spiros]

I have installed a loader on my TC33 and switched the relief/diverter manifold to supply said loader. It works great but my rear lift has ceased to operate.
Upon reading the manual, it states, the diverter valve in the 10 oclock position allows auxillary hydraulics to operate and in the 2 oclock position allows flow to the HPL. Will it not do both at the same time? What am I missing?
Thanks in advance,
Spiros

 

[leonz]

I have installed a loader on my TC33 and switched the relief/diverter manifold to supply said loader. It works great but my rear lift has ceased to operate.
Upon reading the manual, it states, the diverter valve in the 10 oclock position allows auxillary hydraulics to operate and in the 2 oclock position allows flow to the HPL. Will it not do both at the same time? What am I missing?
Thanks in advance,
Spiros

Hello Spiros,

You are not missing anything Spiro, your diverter valve can only
provide fluid power to one function of the tractor at a time.


Christos Anesti

 

[buickanddeere]

Why use the diverter? It's an open Center system. Just plumb everything in series .

 

[Stonehaller]

You should be able to run both the loader and the three point. I expect the power beyond line from the loader valve is not going back to the correct port. You should post your question in the New Holland forum with some pictures of how your lines are connected so other TC33 owners can comment.