Howdy,
I am new to the forum and have a couple questions about my 690b deere. I bought it about a year ago and I built a grubber to clear mesquite trees, it does quite well I should add. Ive drained most of the fluids and replaced with new oils, even cleaned the sump screen on hydraulic reservoir and replaced many hoses. Anyways, I know there is a flow diverter on the control valve to split the two pumps' flow for equal oil to propel motors and machine functions, what I don't know is the proper way to use it. The machine can be hard to move around sometimes on slopes or turning certain directions, sometimes not. I am going to do a leak test on the rotary manifold when I get a chance but wanted to know how I should be using the flow diverter,
Thanks,
-Lance
I am new to the forum and have a couple questions about my 690b deere. I bought it about a year ago and I built a grubber to clear mesquite trees, it does quite well I should add. Ive drained most of the fluids and replaced with new oils, even cleaned the sump screen on hydraulic reservoir and replaced many hoses. Anyways, I know there is a flow diverter on the control valve to split the two pumps' flow for equal oil to propel motors and machine functions, what I don't know is the proper way to use it. The machine can be hard to move around sometimes on slopes or turning certain directions, sometimes not. I am going to do a leak test on the rotary manifold when I get a chance but wanted to know how I should be using the flow diverter,
Thanks,
-Lance
JD 690B Flow diverter operation
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