installing a set or hydraulic remotes on a 35 massey deluxe

cavanhills · Jul 29, 2013

i recently aquired a woodsplitter that i would like to run off my 35 massey. This tractor does not have a set of remote hydraulic fittings. where would i tap into this tractor for a pressure and a return? thanks, i am handy just looking for some advice

Chip812 · Jul 29, 2013

Under the right front corner of the seat there is a plate on the top of the transmission. You can replace that plate with a valve that will switch the hydraulics from the 3-point to your auxiliary "what-have-you"... First drawback, you can't use both the 3-point [b:5c30df048d]AND[/b:5c30df048d] the auxiliary hydraulics at the same time.

Dean · Jul 29, 2013

Second drawback: You will not be satisfied with the very slow cycle time using the tractor pump.

A much better solution is a properly sized PTO driven pump.

Dean

grs0820 · Jul 29, 2013

Dean is correct you will not be be happy with running off you lift pump, . The valve you are considering is a ts300. Your lift pump is 5gpm and on a splitter cylinder is gonna be at least 4 or 5 in diameter. useing an axe will be quicker. When I worked on caterpillers I spent allot of time at the scrap yard and aquired me a 30gpm pump eaton through out. made an adapter to connect to the pto , made a side cover to suck oil out of the diff. worked great. ooh got the 5in dim, cyl for free also, it only cost the price of the hoses...

1130Leo · Jul 31, 2013

My Deutz 4506 has remotes setup that way, the
tractor had a loader on it when I got it, Using
those remotes, it was painfully slow, I removed the
loader from the tractor as it was useless to me. I
agree, lift pump hydraulics are SLOW if using
something with high volume flow. Either a PTO pump
or a front pump would be recommended.

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