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Convert Trip Bucket to Hydraulic!

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New Chalmer's W

09-24-1999 17:35:11




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Any information I can obtain as to how I can tie into existing hydraulic system on a Chalmer's WD to convert bucket to hydraulic dump? Have a new hydraulic pump installed?

Thanks for prior help with wiring problem?




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Aaron

09-24-1999 19:00:00




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 Re: Convert Trip Bucket to Hydraulic! in reply to New Chalmer's WD Guy!, 09-24-1999 17:35:11  
I'm not sure if this works on a WD, but this is what we did on our Case 830. We created a power beyond system. This means that we hooked up another set of valves (one for the up/down one for the bucket)in front of the remotes. This allowed us to keep both remotes in the back and still run our loader. We plumbed this power beyond into the loader and used a set of quick couplers (larger than the standard hose ones, but the same thing) to hook it into the tractor. The tractor was fitted with a pressure hose in front of the remotes and a dump hose that was just plumbed into the tranny housing. These 2 hoses MUST be connected either via the valve bank or the coupling at all times. This is probably a bad explanation, but it's all I can offer. If you converted it to 12v you coul buy one of those valve splitters. They hook up to one remote and via a switch, you can run 2 sets of outlets. Would be cumbersom with a loader, but they sell for about $100 or a bit more, and the power beyond idea is a bit more pricy, but we use the loader all the time on our farm.
Aaron

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