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Put a loader on my utility, need help w/hydralic q
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Posted by Wayne on June 06, 2004 at 05:50:23 from (209.153.128.137):
I installed a loader on a 354 IH tractor. I connected line from hydralic pump to the inlet side of the control valve body and then from the outlet side, I tied into the same line which continues to the tractor hydralics that controll the 3 point hitch. This seemed to make sence to me and the loader worked. Once. Then the pressure inside the control valve split (cracked)the vavle where one of the other lines had been threaded into the valve body. Can anybody understand this discription and then let me know if it sounds like I did something wrong in my plumbing that caused this to happen. THANKS!
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