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Read articles →This video focuses specifically on installing a WR Long third-function kit on a newer Mahindra 6075 cab with the Mexico-made front-end loader, a detail that matters because that loader requires a different kit (dash-MX) than older models. Charlie walks through part-number pitfalls, valve and hose differences, connector types (Deutsch DT series), wiring logic, and solenoid testing. Most useful to 6075 owners navigating the same kit-ordering confusion.
Posted by the Rookie Farmer channel, with the presenter identifying himself as a hands-on owner working through the install himself, including his own ordering mistakes.
The Mexico front end loader requires a dash-MX version kit because the hoses on that loader are different lengths than the older version tractor's loader.
German style Deutsch DT series connectors, specifically two pin versions, available in finger style or barrel style crimp pins.
No, the metal inside the supplied butt connector and lug is too thin and frail, so better quality connectors or soldering is recommended.
