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Topic: Re: T340A Crawler Hydraulics question
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| Bill Scharf
11-16-2012 07:53:59
184.21.180.144
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I've got the same set up you have but herein lies the confusion. The supply to aux valve comes from a port on the top of the main 3 spool valve. This port is directly above the return port to tank and the returns for both valves run to tee and back to tank. This appears to be a parallel supply to the aux valve. Normally it would be in series, unless there's a work after device in the main valve supply port to the aux valve. I rigged pressure gauges to the work ports on the aux valve and saw no pressure. Valves, fittings and lines all appear to be factory IH and match the IH IPLs. The blade hydraulics all work normally. |
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| Charlie
11-16-2012 09:26:14
141.133.76.185
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Re: T340A Crawler Hydraulics question in reply to Bill Scharf, 11-16-2012 07:53:59
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| I remember working out exactly this issue long time ago. Don't have machine here to look at. You can take out plugs or disconnect lines to main valve to see part of internals. Pressure is on outside right; that's where I put a pressure gauge from time to time. You can also adapt a pressure gauge to any of those ports. Line to rear valve could be pressured all the time or only when front valve is not in use and feeds through open center. Will see tonight if I have anything in my notes in my manual. Feel free to email directly. |
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