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Re: super a henderson loader hydraulics (i cant ta
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Posted by bryan meade on November 07, 2004 at 17:13:44 from (216.24.106.108):
In Reply to: Re: super a henderson loader hydraulics (i cant ta posted by Bob on November 07, 2004 at 16:44:36:
thanks for the quick reply, what your talking about should work if i knew how to hook it up like that on my tractor. i have one of those adapter blocks that goes between my live hydraulic lines and the touch controll unit. there are holes drilled in it to "tap" into the existing 2 lines. and yes in my opinion it is bypassing or bleeding off the factory hydraulics. but i have seen other henderson loaders set up like this (meaning,using the adapter block. just not sure how they hooked it up or what type of controll valve they used). i just dont know how to hook it up corectly. and again, i realy appreciate your help and quick reply. bryan
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