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Attn: Jeff Jackson: Super M Hydraulics Part 3
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Posted by Nat 2 on January 13, 2006 at 06:05:28 from (64.80.108.52):
Jeff, This is either going to make things clearer or confuse the heck outta you :) From your last response to me, it sounds like you're using the belly pump as a reservoir only. It sounds like it's using that drilled hole that I mentioned earlier as the pickup, and the drain as the return, or vice versa. It also sounds like you don't ever pull the belly pump lever on the side of the tractor, but instead use a separate spool valve. Good. The picture is getting clearer. Dad put a 5 gallon reservoir under the fuel tank of his Super M, but he doesn't have a belt pulley drive, and the tank does kinda stick out from the right side a little. 2.8 gallons will be better than a belly pump reservoir with the pump still installed. I'd go for it, and leave the belly pump intact. You'll either have to plug the two holes in the reservoir or connect them with a hose (personally, I'd plug them). You could then restore and use the belly pump as it was originally intended, for single-action hydraulics. OR, you could get really fancy and combine the external tank with the belly tank. For this you gotta figure out which is the suction and which is the return. Install the new tank, then run the bottom outlet from this tank down to the return hole in the belly tank. Leave the pickup line from the belly tank to the live pump. Leave the line to the spool valve, and add additional spool valves by connecting them to the OUT port on your existing valve. Run the OUT port from the last spool valve to the top port on your new reservoir. BTW, double-acting spool valves can also operate single-acting cylinders.
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