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Re: Rear hydraulic fittings


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Posted by JSharp on April 15, 2008 at 11:47:43 from (12.29.144.7):

In Reply to: Rear hydraulic fittings posted by TxFarmallFan on April 13, 2008 at 13:10:59:


charles todd said: (quoted from post at 21:42:16 04/14/08)

Did a little research, this is what I found... "These valves will bolt on almost all IH tractors 504 and larger. 544 656 706 756 806 826 ,9s 10s 12s 14s but not 86s. The valve levers however fit 504 544 and 656 only". Looks like this might exclude the 404, anyone have any input?


Thank you Charles.

The levers are different on the 404.

The 404 lever has a fixed pin welded to one side that accepts an e-clip on the end. It pivots on the hole in the valve spool and the lever bottom is slotted to allow it to slide on a pin that runs though a bracket mounted to the end of each valve. You can see the empty 5/16" mounting holes for the bracket on the valves in your photos.

Thanks for the info on what they fit. I have 2 valves now, an inner and an outer, but I'm not sure the outer is good. I've yet to install it. If it's not, I might be interested in another inner valve. I could use 2 inners and my endplate.

I saw your posts about rebuilding your valves. Very informative. I'll probably need to do mine in the future no matter. But right now I'd just like to get both installed so I can have rear remotes on the tractor. I need at least one to run a no till planter for some grass that needs done *soon*


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