Posted by PretendFarmer on August 19, 2014 at 14:49:14 from (66.87.124.222):
A few years back I purchased a 1941 farmall A with a Henderson trip loader that ran on a char Lynn pto pump. Both 30" cylinders are one way up and gravity down.
The A is retired at the camp, and I am adapting the loader frame to fit the 140 and I'd like to run it off the hydraulics. I have a valve that bolts to the touch control unit where the lines hook up. It came with lines that replace the lines that hook to the pump. This valve has two lines coming off it. Pull the lever one way and one hose has fluid coming out. Push the other way and fluid comes out a different hose.
Question- can I plug up one of the hoses? I only need power one way for this loader. Sorry about no pictures yet, I will post them tomorrow.
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