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dave loughmille

09-14-2006 15:29:38




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I have a bucket on my tractor(just bought whole thing recently) so i replace the hoses that were on the cylinders, but only hooked to the cylinders. so i have put more hose on them to take them to the back of the tractor for the quick-discounts that run to the hyd pump. I have T"s and the male quick disconct, with the hose"s from the front of the cylinder hook to one T and the back ones hooked to the other. So does the front lines of the cylinder go to the front one that comes out of the pump. HELP

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dave loughmiller

09-14-2006 19:15:43




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 Re: Hyd. hook up in reply to dave loughmiller, 09-14-2006 15:29:38  
1947 Farmall. do the return lines get hooked up to the back port of the pump.



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CNKS

09-14-2006 19:59:20




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 Re: Hyd. hook up in reply to dave loughmiller, 09-14-2006 19:15:43  
All of the ports, one on the right, two on the left are pressure. The rear port is intended for use with a rear mount implement, but can be used for other implements. Although it really doesn't matter, attach your cylinders to the two front ports. Unless you have the factory remote or an add on spool valve, nothing goes back to the reservoir. If you have two way cylinders (two ports) you vent the one not in use. A one way cylinder is self explanatory. The system you have is power up, gravity down. If you want 2 way hydraulics, you can mount a spool valve wherever is convenient. In that case, you run lines from the reservoir (pump) to the spool valve; from the spool valve to one port on the cylinders; from the other port on the cylinders to the spool valve--tee the cylinders together if there are not enough ports on the spool valve --; from the spool valve to a tee on the reservoir/fill cap. Spool valve is operational only with the main control rod locked back. If you have the 2-way factory remote otherwise know as a "christmas tree", the principal is the same, but I can't tell you the exact connections as I have never seen one.

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Satsop

09-14-2006 17:23:18




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 Re: Hyd. hook up in reply to dave loughmiller, 09-14-2006 15:29:38  
Dave you need to give more information. Maybe even the area you live, some one might be able to stop by and set you straight.

Jim



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Nebraska Cowman

09-14-2006 16:53:42




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 Re: Hyd. hook up in reply to dave loughmiller, 09-14-2006 15:29:38  
The key is valves. You can't run pressure two ways with one valve. I don't exactly follow what you are trying to do? Pressure to the rear of the cylinders likely will lift your loader. The front hose could be gust a return for non-pressure to the sump or it could be plumbed for pressure to power down the loader. Kinda hard to tell from here.

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Nat 2

09-14-2006 16:40:27




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 Re: Hyd. hook up in reply to dave loughmiller, 09-14-2006 15:29:38  
It would help to know what kind of tractor you have, and what kind of loader.



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