Posted by mkirsch on January 02, 2014 at 05:40:03 from (70.215.5.228):
In Reply to: Front End Loader posted by Atilathehun99 on January 01, 2014 at 14:45:05:
Odds are the owner will want to keep the auxiliary control valve on his C because otherwise he will have no hydraulics at all. The hydraulic lines from the pump are part of the valve. It's also pretty handy for other purposes.
If it's set up with a bypass block and a separate valve, you might be able to convince him to include it with the loader. A bypass block can be identified because it bolts in between the hard steel lines and the hydraulic unit under the gas tank.
The auxiliary tank setup is very simple. All it has to be is mounted at a level above the fill hole on the block under the gas tank. You connect a hose from the auxiliary tank to the fill hole on the block. That's it. A gallon is plenty.
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