NOTE: With the Keyswitch OFF,
and
if
the
Solenoid Valve is working properly, the Arm
should remain in the raised position when the Lift
Control is moved forward.
If
the Valve does
NOT
hold the Arm and the Arm begins
to
lower, do NOT
leave the Operator's Compartment. Instead, have
another person place the Lock into the "storage"
position for you. Then, contact your Gehl dealer
to
determine the reason why the Lift Arm lowers
while the Keyswitch
is
in
the "off" position.
5.
To
store the Lock, raise it up until it contacts the
Lift Arm and install the Lock Pin through the hole
in
the Lock Anchor Pin under the Lift Arm.
AUXILIARY HYDRAULICS
Standard
Flow
Auxiliary
Hydraulics
(Fig. 14)
Loaders are shipped from the factory with standard
flow Auxiliary Front Hydraulic connections. A pair
of
Quick-disconnect Fittings, located at the left, inside
corner
of
the Lift Arm, can be used for operating
Attachments (Grapple, Backhoe, etc.).
T-Bar Controlled Loaders: A Footpedal
is
used to
control the direction
of
oil flow. A stop is provided
to
lock the footpedal for continuous operation.
Hand/Foot Controlled Loaders: the right T-Bar
is
twisted to control the direction
of
oil flow. A stop
is
provided to lock the T-Bar for continuous operation.
High
Flow
Auxiliary
Hydraulics
(Fig. 15)
In addition to standard flow Auxiliary Front Hydraulic
connections, model 5625DX Loaders are shipped from
the factory with High Flow Auxiliary Hydraulics. An
additional pair
of
Quick-disconnect Fittings, located
at
right and left front corners
of
the Lift Arm, can be used
for operating high hydraulic oil flow Attachments
(Cold Planer, Snowblower, etc.).
A two-position, Toggle Switch is used to control the
operation
of
the High Flow Hydraulics. The two
positions on the Toggle Switch are:
OFF
- which disables output to the Quick-disconnect
Fittings.
ON
- which pressurizes the Top Male Port.
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Fig. 13: Lift Arm Lowered & Lock "Stored"
1.
Lift Cylinder Mechanical Lock in
"Storage"
Position
2.
Lock Pin
3.
Left Side Lift Cylinder
Fig. 14:
Standard
Flow Auxiliary Hydraulics
1.
Standard
Flow Quick-disconnects
Fig.
15:
High Flow Auxiliary Hydraulics
1.
High Flow Auxiliary Hydraulics Control Switch
2.
High Flow Quick-disconnects
3. Case
Drain
Line
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