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<blockquote data-quote="Mike10" data-source="post: 60278" data-attributes="member: 5461"><p>Another thought. The auxillary hydr handle must be in the neutral position for the engine to start. The engine will crank but it will not start because power goes through the switch on the control valve when in neutral, to the fuel shut off solenoid.</p><p>I will tell you a way to get the boom up, but understand this is only for a situation like you have and you must reinstall the parts I tell you to remove for your safety.</p><p>Remove the panel that is between your legs when you sit in the loader. Raise the seat by releasing the latch lever in the lower rear right corner of the seat support. Right side is determined by looking at the seat from the front of the loader. Now remove the eight bolts that hold the panel in place. After the panel is removed you can see the hydraulic control valve. At the front of the control valve you will see solenoids on the left and center valve spool and a switch on the right spool. Again this in looking in from the front. Disconnect the wire connector for the center solenoid and unscrew the solenoid out of the valve block.</p><p>Lower the seat and enter the loader. Hold the foot pedal down like you are raising the loader. While holding the pedal crank the engine. If fully charged the battery should have enough power to raise the boom. You may want to raise it in increments to let the starter cool down. Do not exit the loader until the boom is high enough to engage the boom lock. Under no circumstance should you leave the operators compartment if you have to crawl under the boom.</p><p>Reinstall the solenoid into the valve spool.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike10, post: 60278, member: 5461"] Another thought. The auxillary hydr handle must be in the neutral position for the engine to start. The engine will crank but it will not start because power goes through the switch on the control valve when in neutral, to the fuel shut off solenoid. I will tell you a way to get the boom up, but understand this is only for a situation like you have and you must reinstall the parts I tell you to remove for your safety. Remove the panel that is between your legs when you sit in the loader. Raise the seat by releasing the latch lever in the lower rear right corner of the seat support. Right side is determined by looking at the seat from the front of the loader. Now remove the eight bolts that hold the panel in place. After the panel is removed you can see the hydraulic control valve. At the front of the control valve you will see solenoids on the left and center valve spool and a switch on the right spool. Again this in looking in from the front. Disconnect the wire connector for the center solenoid and unscrew the solenoid out of the valve block. Lower the seat and enter the loader. Hold the foot pedal down like you are raising the loader. While holding the pedal crank the engine. If fully charged the battery should have enough power to raise the boom. You may want to raise it in increments to let the starter cool down. Do not exit the loader until the boom is high enough to engage the boom lock. Under no circumstance should you leave the operators compartment if you have to crawl under the boom. Reinstall the solenoid into the valve spool. [/QUOTE]
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