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Re: Hydraulic Schematics/Ideas
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Posted by Midwest redneck on December 31, 2005 at 12:39:36 from (24.247.94.4):
In Reply to: Hydraulic Schematics/Ideas posted by Jeff C on December 31, 2005 at 12:18:00:
Be careful in doing this. You may need a flow divider valve for the two cylinders for the lifting of the bucket. You will need to size the lines for pressure and spike pressures. You will also need to look at systems on commercial tractors and see how they do it. Also (and this is important) be sure the tractor can handle the weight of the bucket and the material in the bucket. I have heard of tractors breaking in half due to having too much weight in the bucket and the tractor splits in two between the engine and transmission. I would look at Ford 660 tractors that have loaders and start from there.
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