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WD two way hydraulics

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flinny

04-25-2007 12:38:27




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is there any way to convert the hydraulic system to a two way system. Want to set up a WD to run a baler which requires a single two way cylinder.

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CWL

04-27-2007 05:05:09




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 Re: WD two way hydraulics in reply to flinny, 04-25-2007 12:38:27  
Does a WD have enough HP or hydraulic oil capacity to run a round baler? I love my WD most of the time, but I doubt it would handle even a small round baler. Unless it was an Allis rotobaler.



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JMS/MN

04-25-2007 13:41:04




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 Re: WD two way hydraulics in reply to flinny, 04-25-2007 12:38:27  
Simplest is to buy a two-way valve, run a hose from the input side to the remote valve on the tractor (by the seat). Run the return line from that valve to the drain port of the hydraulic sump on the bottom side of the tractor. If the tractor has no remote valve on it, use the extra (plugged) port in front of the battery box, where the two lift cylinder hoses are plumbed in. To run the two-way valve you need to keep the lift lever raised.

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ebbsspeed

04-25-2007 12:44:20




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 Re: WD two way hydraulics in reply to flinny, 04-25-2007 12:38:27  
Yes, this is a common thing to do on a lot of older machines that just have a single-acting hydraulic system. Generic instructions would be that you'll need a 2-way valve, and then it's a matter of plumbing the output of the existing valve to the inlet of the two-way.



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flinny

04-25-2007 13:34:14




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 Re: WD two way hydraulics in reply to ebbsspeed, 04-25-2007 12:44:20  
In lymans terms then:

A quick and dirty way of doing this is...

buy a two way valve unit (with two output valves & 1 input valve)
mount it to the fender (or somewhere)
run a hose from the tractor hyd's to the single input valve on the unit.
attach your two hoses from the baler to the two output valves on the unit.
push the tractor hyd control to the up position
& use the control on the unit to run the hydraulics

is that right?

if so, anyone know what valve unit to use.

Note, on the baler all the hydraulics has to do is raise and lower (& latch) the bale door

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JMS/MN

04-25-2007 13:45:47




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 Re: WD two way hydraulics in reply to flinny, 04-25-2007 13:34:14  
You're confusing terminology- output valve is not a valve- it's a remote coupler. Input valve is not a valve, it's an input port- ie, threaded hole to screw a hose in to. Be aware that AC uses a high pressure system, runs over 3000 psi and cylinder needs to handle that. Or have a lower pressure relief valve on the input side to dump excess back to sump.



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