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Re: ih 1456 remote hydraulics
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Posted by Ron 1456 on February 14, 2006 at 15:09:29 from (12.108.222.9):
In Reply to: ih 1456 remote hydraulics posted by Ryan Hansen on February 14, 2006 at 13:06:29:
In addition to the 2 previously mentioned ways you can also add a power beyond end cap to the second valve if your tractor has a second valve with an end cap. Some tractors used a second valve without an end cap. If yours has this type of second valve you would have to replace it with a valve like the first one. In theory it is posible to stack the valves and use as many valves as you want but you run into problems with operating the valves and doing the plumbing away from them. If you can get access to a parts book it will help you a lot.
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