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Two way hydraulic

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GooseCreek

08-21-2003 11:25:56




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When we purchased our "M" several years ago the previous owner gave a farmall two way valve to go along with the tractor, but it was not installed. I have now finally got around to installing it and need some help. The plumbing came with it and I have it mounted (piped) to the fill resevoir outlet and the up/down rod is connected. What I need to know how is the rest of it hooked up? Do I run a hose from one of the two outlets on the left hand side of the tractor to the two way valve and which port on the valve do I connect it to? There are (4) ports on the two way valve. Which two do I use for the cylinder connections. Any help will be appreciated.

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old Red

08-21-2003 21:39:38




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 Re: Two way hydraulic in reply to GooseCreek, 08-21-2003 11:25:56  
If you wait until next week I could tell you. I just bought an M with a two way on it. I don't remember how it was plumbed, but the tractor will be arriving next week and I could let you know.



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Dan

08-21-2003 13:26:00




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 Re: Two way hydraulic in reply to GooseCreek, 08-21-2003 11:25:56  
I assume what you have is the belly pump for hydraulics. You need to plumb from the pressure outlet on the belly pump to the inlet port of the valve. The return port of the valve should be run into a T on the filler port for the belly reservoir. Pressure outlets from valve will go to quick couplers or whatever you want to left. In order for valve to work you will have to lock back the belly pump valve lever.

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GooseCreek

08-21-2003 13:51:27




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 Re: Re: Two way hydraulic in reply to Dan, 08-21-2003 13:26:00  
Which of the four ports is the inlet port? There are two facing the rear of the tractor. One facing the front of the tractor and one to the left (under the gas tank). Also, I noticed that the arm coming off the two way valve can be locked out. When and why would want to do this?



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Wayne Swenson

08-22-2003 06:14:39




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 Re: Re: Re: Two way hydraulic in reply to GooseCreek, 08-21-2003 13:51:27  
The lock-out was so you could use the belly pump for its normal 1-way operation.



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Farm w/Junk

08-21-2003 17:49:22




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 Re: Re: Re: Two way hydraulic in reply to GooseCreek, 08-21-2003 13:51:27  
I dont know what port is which ,but I do know why you can lock it out. Say you are disking and come to the end of the field, you throttle down and hold lever back to raise it to turn, as you get around you push the lever forward till it locks then use your hand to straighen out and throttle up to go again. The newer ones automatically kick out once the cylinder goes all the way down, but if yours is old you might have to manually put it back to "neutral". Hope this helps and I descrided what your question was. Good luck,I hope to put hydraulics on my H soon.

Matt

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steve

08-21-2003 19:03:06




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Two way hydraulic in reply to Farm w/Junk, 08-21-2003 17:49:22  
you should be able to blow thru the ports and figure it out. routinely the "IN" and "OUT" will be on opposite sides of the valve. in the neutral center position, blow thru the ports and air sould go straight thru on one pair. ---the cylinder ports are normally just a couple inches apart and probably on the same side of the valve. pull the valve spool forward to the "raise" position. now blow thru the ports and the inlet will go to the "raise" and the outlet would be connected to the "lower" or drain side. next push the spool in to the "lower" position. now the two cylinder ports will be switched and the inlet will be connected to the "lower" port and the outlet will be connected to the other end of the cylinder which is now the drain. you can also look at a couple valves at the local farm store to get an idea. many valves have the ports numbered or lettered if you look close. it helps to number the ports, then make a drawing of which are connected when you are in neutral, raise, and lower positions.

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