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<blockquote data-quote="Tazza" data-source="post: 10707" data-attributes="member: 82"><p>The detent is actually part of the control block. It uses 2 metal balls with a spring to hold it in position. I have had this not work before due to wear in the linkages. If they are very sloppy you don't have enough travel to push the spool far enough out for the balls to lock in the groove on the housing.</p><p>As Ken said, use your left toe and push all the way forward, you will hear the oil going over the relief and then it should click and lock forward. Tilt the bucket down and the arms should lift up. This is float position.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tazza, post: 10707, member: 82"] The detent is actually part of the control block. It uses 2 metal balls with a spring to hold it in position. I have had this not work before due to wear in the linkages. If they are very sloppy you don't have enough travel to push the spool far enough out for the balls to lock in the groove on the housing. As Ken said, use your left toe and push all the way forward, you will hear the oil going over the relief and then it should click and lock forward. Tilt the bucket down and the arms should lift up. This is float position. [/QUOTE]
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