Floyd County, Iowa | tedbear - 5/12/2026 06:15
Yes, set the time to "C" for constant. Use the right half of the coupler to run the orbit motor with the return going to the left half of the coupler.
You will then push the paddle switch for the SCV forward to "retract" and it should stick there. When finished, push the paddle all the way forward to float. This allows the orbit motor to coast to a stop rather than have to stop abruptly.
Agree with everything except returning to the scv left port. Installing the proper fitting into the motor return port would be my choice. Also, my 8100 manual suggested to use scv#3 for hydraulic motor operation.
Not sure what Tomcat was meaning by "raise". I always hooked up my implements to raise when the switch was pulled to the rear, so not sure how he's hooking up.
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