Posted by rtb321 on May 11, 2010 at 08:55:40 from (69.207.67.77):
In Reply to: christmas tree valve posted by D Slater on May 11, 2010 at 07:14:14:
D Slater said: (quoted from post at 07:14:14 05/11/10) Just a guess on how you are hooked up. Is the pressure line from the pump feeding the remote control valve dirrect with a relief valve between pump and valve? Where does relief valve dump to? Is return outlet of remote contol valve going to the pressure inlet of the liftall unit?
May be wrong on the guess, but guessing when the pressure builds up on the return outlet of remote control valve when using the liftall it pushes the spool up and then you're dead headed with no place for presure to go but the relief valve.
If you put everything as IH intended for that system as Pete said, both the liftall and the remote control valve will work but not at the same time. Also the one not being used is locked back to use the other, what you don't want.
that is what is happening... thats why i was wondering if the christmas tree valve not being centered exactly is causing it to happen, or it will happen that way regardless of position. if it will happen anyway i'm thinking a check valve on the return side of the christmas tree valve would fix it... do they make one for hydraulics?
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