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Hyd levers on D-19

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    Posted: 26 May 2020 at 6:46am
Would somebody please explain in simple terms what and how the hyd levers work on a D-19? I am familiar with the 14,15,and 17. There are 2 below the steering wheel like the others and 3 near the left fender.  Thanks
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Two below the steering wheel are for position control and traction booster. The ones on the left side of seat are for remote cylinders and rear hitch, either snap coupler hitch or 3-point. I think, if memory serves, the lever furthest away from the seat to the left is for the rear hitch and the other two next to the seat are for the remotes. The one for the rear hitch usually has an outlet coupler for a one way cylinder too. So your D19 may have 5 rear coupler outlets.


Edited by Lonn - 26 May 2020 at 8:03am
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The position control lever near steering wheel would be the smaller of the two levers. The traction booster lever is larger and works like on a D17.
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When did they start  putting position control on the lift arms?   Or was this a option?
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Later model tractors at a certain s/n break.
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The one closest to the seat is the lift.
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Originally posted by Joe(TX) Joe(TX) wrote:

The one closest to the seat is the lift.
thanks, I couldn't remember without going out to take a look. 190 is farthest from seat.
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