1850 Power Beyond

dgrusid · Nov 10, 2016

Does anyone have pictures that they want to share of hooking up (Power Beyond)remote hydraulic valve for a loader on an Oliver 1850

90 Percent Retired · Nov 11, 2016

Here is a photo, you need to install a 3/8 socket head pipe plug in the passage between the two power beyond hoses. A shop manual would be worth while for you. [/img]

Jake Collie · Nov 11, 2016

Search this forum for 1850 power beyond. Look for my name and you will have your pictures and instructions.

dgrusid · Nov 12, 2016

Thanks for the pictures. I have the 3 plugs (Shown on the picture) that are just to the left of the filter.One points forward and 2 point to the left.Can I run a supply line from the plug that points forward to the new control valve and a return line from the new valve to the last plug on the left. Do I need to remove the middle plug in order to add the 3/8" plug inside?

90 Percent Retired · Nov 12, 2016

You will need to remove the flow divider, (black arrow) and then remove the large plug behind it. It takes a fairly long extension to place the 3/8 plug as it is located in the passage between the the two hoses in the photo I posted. Front hose is pressure out and rear hose is return. If you remove the [b:8ac4f3e4a8][u:8ac4f3e4a8]open center[/u:8ac4f3e4a8][/b:8ac4f3e4a8] valve you will need to connect the two hoses together to prevent the relief valve from blowing all the time and supply fluid to the remotes and the three point hitch.

rrlund · Nov 13, 2016

That's a 1600 or 1800. The flow divider is on the side on an 1850 and the plug isn't behind it. It's under the seat.

J. Schwiebert · Nov 13, 2016

90%, send me an e-mail sometime. J.

rrlund · Nov 13, 2016

Save this picture. This is what they look like on the 50 series.

90 Percent Retired · Nov 13, 2016

John, could not find your e-mail address, and the PH# I have is too old. e-mail is [email protected]
PH# is five-seven-four-two-four-three-five-seven-five-one

Maturity is catching up with with me, can't remember which year had what. Harry

gary66 · Nov 23, 2016

one link I use to come here has the same title as yours. I haven't done it myself but find "young tractors" explanation good (if it works)

http://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-bin/viewit.cgi?bd=oliver&th=162052

Don-Wi · Nov 27, 2016

(quoted from post at 10:52:07 11/13/16) That's a 1600 or 1800. The flow divider is on the side on an 1850 and the plug isn't behind it. It's under the seat.

Was gonna say, that looks like my 1600 and that's what I need to do to it, especially if I get my truck plow fitted to the plate for the bale spear. Right now I still gotta make up some clevis type mounts that I can weld on. Probably just manually turn it for the interim while I do a few other things .

Donovan from Wisconsin

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