Aux/swing arm hydrolics kx71-2 anyone know?

muddyone

muddyone

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Hi All,
So I have replaced the hoses on my kx71-2. And have hit a small conundrum. The right foot pedal controls the auxiliary hoses, the right foot via a servo controls the speed, I have traved the swing ram and it appears to be controlled by an electric servo to but i can't find any control for it... Any ideas???
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

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Hi All,
So I have replaced the hoses on my kx71-2. And have hit a small conundrum. The right foot pedal controls the auxiliary hoses, the right foot via a servo controls the speed, I have traved the swing ram and it appears to be controlled by an electric servo to but i can't find any control for it... Any ideas???
change over button - with a diverter valve and operated by the slew control on the stick ???
 
diggerjones

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On my dash 2. 1.5t its a button on the left hand stick. Crap idea, bettet on a pedal
 
muddyone

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That certainly describes it.. But simply can't find a button or a hole where one should be.. There could be a missing button on top of the right hand joystick.... But can't see a corresponding wire sticking our the bottom near the universal joint... Left hand stick has no button..
 
CPS

CPS

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Hi All,
So I have replaced the hoses on my kx71-2. And have hit a small conundrum. The right foot pedal controls the auxiliary hoses, the right foot via a servo controls the speed, I have traved the swing ram and it appears to be controlled by an electric servo to but i can't find any control for it... Any ideas???
The KX71 s are all controlled by a rod from the petal to the main control block. It's possible that some one has fitting a diverter valve to the offset ram for a second set of aux lines... we have done this before.

Have you got some pictures?
 
muddyone

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V8Druid

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I'd say that was a button once


odd looking valve that
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Storrsy

Storrsy

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My 161-2 has a button on left hand joystick to switch between slew and offset- dreadful system as the rhythm is completely lost but there we go.
 
muddyone

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So it's all piped correctly.. See above for swivle swing change valve.. Now where is the damn button??
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

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So it's all piped correctly.. See above for swivle swing change valve.. Now where is the damn button??
need to check the electrical connections have power / continuity if you can trace them back ??? ...... curious looking 6 x 2 changeover with two solenoids though ... if the valve is faulty, could always replace it with a more conventional 6 x 2 (possibly)
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jd6820

jd6820

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So it's all piped correctly.. See above for swivle swing change valve.. Now where is the damn button??
Have a look under the left hand arm rest for the cable. It should be a button on the top of the left hand joystick. So far you've added a picture of the right hand control not the left. Our 121-2 had the left stick cover removed and the switch had been moved to a toggle on the left hand control console.
 
CPS

CPS

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I Didn't know the KX71-2 was set up like this.... I was basing it on a -3... so my post is irrelevant :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

As others have said, check power to the solenoids etc
 
muddyone

muddyone

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Have a look under the left hand arm rest for the cable. It should be a button on the top of the left hand joystick. So far you've added a picture of the right hand control not the left. Our 121-2 had the left stick cover removed and the switch had been moved to a toggle on the left hand control console.
I havnt added a pic of the left as it does not have a button - happy to add a picture of nothing :)
 
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