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marc b.

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Need help on installing a diverter valve to run a front end loader on my super c, how does the new valve connect into the exisiting hydraulic remote valve or pump?any help would be appreciated thanks
 
You should start by installing a priority valve which bolts to the side of the hydraulic unit where the steel lines to/from the pump connect. There are two 1/8" ports on the block to/from the pump. Tap into them.
 
When I installed the Saginaw County 3 point hitch on my Super C, they sold a manifold type thing that slipped in and bolted onto the side of the hydraulic tank where the oil returned. This had the extra fitting needed for the oil return when I installed the valve for 3 point. Check with them, I'm sure they'd sell one to you without buying the hitch.
 
what Dave talks about is what you are looking for, it is called a 'by pass block' from there you can run a spool valve to control the cylinder. there is a factory remote offered as well but they are rarer to find.
by pass block
 
I just bought a bypass block for my C from a guy named Pete on ebay. He is from buffalo, NY. Good guy to deal with and looks to be a quality product. The block, with gaskets and longer bolts included was $45 delivered.
 
That's what I was talking about alright. It's hard to describe, anyway, Saginaw County Tractor has the valve and the bypass block that they sell separate from the 3 point hitch
 
You need a bypass block and a regular "open center" hydraulic valve.

The bypass block comes with instructions for installation.
 
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