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Re: Hydraulics for Backhoe
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Posted by Joe(TX) on April 04, 2007 at 05:42:15 from (66.19.119.163):
In Reply to: Hydraulics for Backhoe posted by Tweeter on April 03, 2007 at 18:15:36:
For running the valves in series, one has to have power beyond. The flow will be the same through both valves. I am with you on what Surplus Center said. It does not make sense. You would still need a valve with power beyond on the loader to add the flow divider after the loader valve. A flow control valve with an excess flow port would do the same thing as the divider in this application. Did you check out the pto pumps at Surplus Center?
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