Posted by IHfan441 on January 06, 2015 at 12:42:38 from (174.118.147.82):
I bought a parts tractor that had a complete PS unit. I have stripped it down and it all looks really good to me. I removed the hydraulic blocks the PS line was connected to and this block has a flow control valve to reduce pressure for the PS. In the pics, # 1 is the line that the power steering was connected to on a parts tractor and is going to be connected the same on my 300. #2 is the one that I plan to supply my loader. # 3 is the port that I would like to use as a return line for the loader.
From my research, #1 on this block has a flow control valve to reduce pressure for the PS.
My questions are.... Is # 2 a pressure line that could supply the loader? Can I use the # 3 port on the bottom of the block as a return line for the loader??
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