D19 Hydraulic Question

Wicksfield · Mar 21, 2015

Got a buddy with a D19. He just purchased a round baler that requires dual, 2-way hydraulics. There's a valve on the left side of the seat that has 3 levers. I assume one lever is for the snap coupler arms. Are the other 2 for dual rear hydraulics?

Thanks for your response.

fastfarmall · Mar 21, 2015

Yeah, That's what there for,But i have to assume there are no Quick female disconnect couplers. I was in high school when our family bought a new D-19, and remember makeing them so they would disconnect,if u ever lost the implement.

JMS/.MN · Mar 21, 2015

Best to get the operator manual to know what everything on the tractor is for. Not sure if both extra remotes can be dual. Might be that one is, and the other only a single. And the Snap Coupler doesn"t refer to the lift arms- it"s the drawbar/implement point under the tractor.

Traditional Farmer · Mar 21, 2015

The lever next to the seat is for the lift arms and the other two are the remotes and both are 2 way or can be used with a one way cylinder.My D19 has a front pump which it came from the factory for a loader it makes baling easier as it still has hydraulic power when the foot clutch is shoved in.

NEKS · Mar 21, 2015

Inside lever is for lift arms and a one way cylinder. The other two are for dual remotes. Like to bale hay with it on my 504 I Vermeer. Just needs a cab.

Traditional Farmer · Mar 22, 2015

Inside lever is OK for single cylinders but the arms will go up and down its intended for use on the semi mount plows to hook to the cylinder on the rear
of the plow.

Eldon (WA) · Mar 23, 2015

(quoted from post at 06:55:45 03/21/15) Got a buddy with a D19. He just purchased a round baler that requires dual, 2-way hydraulics. There's a valve on the left side of the seat that has 3 levers. I assume one lever is for the snap coupler arms. Are the other 2 for dual rear hydraulics?

Thanks for your response.

Be careful when using them, it is a high pressure system and the pressure will pop a low pressure hose if you hold the lever long after the cylinder reaches the end of its stroke (from experience). There should be a pressure relief adjusting screw behind an acorn nut, can't remember which way we turned it.

DrAllis · Mar 23, 2015

The model D-19 IS NOT A HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM...it's 2,200 psi like most other tractors.

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