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Super major hydraulic problems (installing front end loader)

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gary bronson

02-06-2001 04:25:45

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I mounted a front end loader to my brothers super major and am having problems hooking up the hydraulics.I mounted a 4 way 3 position open center control valve for raising and lowering loader,(bucket is cable operated).I picked up the hyd. pressure from the aux tap under drivers seat.The cylinders are single acting. Temporarily i ran the return line back to the fill plug, to test the sytem.When i tested it the three point hitch would raise when i pulled the lever to raise the loader.Do I need a closed center valve?Where do i plumb my return line back into?Any one have hydraulic schematic? Thanks.

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Kjell

04-14-2001 14:39:40

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Re: super major hydraulic problems (installing front end loader) in reply to gary bronson, 02-06-2001 04:25:45

Hallo, I think you can do this very easy, for single acting cylinders you dont need a special control valve. Connect to aux tap under seat, remember to pull out slide-valve under seat (rear arms will freeze) and you do control the front loader with the standard control lever.
It works best in "Auto-pull";handle inside your right leg is upwards.
Good luck, Kjell

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peter

02-13-2001 05:23:09

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Re: super major hydraulic problems (installing front end loader) in reply to gary bronson, 02-06-2001 04:25:45

i have 2 fordson super majors, one we use and one for parts. The front loader we bought with the tractors is powered independently by a pump that runs off the crank shaft, i favor this system because I don t like to run the pto all the time, i ve also heard that it s a more powerful system.Usint the exsisting valves you only need a pump and small oil tank to make it independant.

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peter

02-13-2001 05:22:45

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Re: super major hydraulic problems (installing front end loader) in reply to gary bronson, 02-06-2001 04:25:45

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