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Re: Hydraulics: Question 2
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Posted by jhill52 on October 31, 2006 at 20:21:18 from (69.179.57.243):
In Reply to: Hydraulics: Question 2 posted by Allan In NE on October 31, 2006 at 16:39:44:
The tractor pump would run the loader but it would be slower and I would be worried about the tractors sump capacity. Those cylinders hold a lot of oil at full extension. Get a 3 cylinder valve mount it to the back of the cab and then run rods to 3 levers mounted next to the seat. They will run single or 2 way cylinders. The return to the sump comes from the valve. Should be easy to fabricate.
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