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Most John Deere Sprayers have
orifices in the "A" and "B" lines
of the boom tilt cylinders. To
remove the orifices you must
remove the fitting from the
cylinder. The orifice is directly
beneath the fitting.
There are multiple versions of JD
load sense blocks on sprayers.
Choose the picture that most
closely resembles your sprayer
valve block and tee in
accordingly.
On some installs the Load sense
hose (H06) may be too long and
the excess hose must be coiled
and secured where it will not
interfere with other components.
Figure 25: Looking towards the rear of the sprayer on a JD4700, JD4710
Rear of
Sprayer
F03
H06
Summary of Contents for UC4 Plus Rogator 64 Series
Page 10: ...8 Figure 3 Hydraulic Plumbing Schematic ...
Page 25: ...23 Figure 26 Load Sense Plumbing on some JD4710 Rear of Sprayer Front view of block H06 F03 ...
Page 27: ...25 Figure 28 2003 Load Sense Line Connection H06 F03 ...
Page 35: ...33 5 3 ITEM C02B 44664 CABLE UC4 CAN NODE DUAL ...
Page 36: ...34 5 4 ITEM C03 44656D CABLE VALVE VARIABLE RATE DT ...
Page 37: ...35 5 5 ITEM C04 44651 CABLE VALVE EXTENSION ...
Page 38: ...36 5 6 ITEM C10 44650 14 CABLE UC4 POWER BOOM CONTROL JOHN DEERE ...
Page 39: ...37 5 7 ITEM C12 44658 01 CABLE UC4 VALVE BC JD ...
Page 41: ...39 Figure 37 Cable C12 44658 01 BEFORE Modification ...
Page 42: ...40 Figure 38 Cable C12 44658 01 AFTER Modification ...
