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Case 870 power beyond?

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Plays with trac

04-14-2008 18:19:52




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Is there a hydraulic power beyond adapter available for mounting a loader on a Case 870 or other 70 series tractors? I emailed "Elmer" about his and he informs me they only fit David Brown. I have had the tractor for years with loader but just ran it off the remotes. I'd like to put a separate valve on it now and still have at least one remote for implements or my hay grapple.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Eldo case

04-16-2008 07:32:08




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 Re: Case 870 power beyond? in reply to Plays with tractors, 04-14-2008 18:19:52  
Just have a valve with big ports. I have one mounted on my 1070 plumed up like I said for 4 years now no trouble. I have a loader hooked to it and can pull my baler with the loader on this way.



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Eldo case

04-15-2008 06:36:17




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 Re: Case 870 power beyond? in reply to Plays with tractors, 04-14-2008 18:19:52  
Now that I thought about it replace the steel hose line combination from the hydraulic pump to the flow divider with a hose to your new valve then to the flow divider just use a valve with a enough flow that it don't restrict the flow out of the pump.



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Plays with tractors

04-15-2008 08:10:28




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 Re: Case 870 power beyond? in reply to Eldo case, 04-15-2008 06:36:17  
I wondered if I could do that. I was afraid of restricting or taking too much oil from the powershift. Guess as long as my bypass in the new valve was set correctly I'd be ok?

I was actually leaning toward your first solution by just running itoff one remote to the new valve. Just thought there must be another way since Case sold a separate valve for the model 70 loader.



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Eldo case

04-15-2008 06:31:09




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 Re: Case 870 power beyond? in reply to Plays with tractors, 04-14-2008 18:19:52  
Just run the hydraulic fluid through your valve in line with your remote valve. Your valve would be like a coupling so to speak. Go in with the oil and back out your new valve to the tractor remote valve. I hope this makes sense!



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DKase

04-14-2008 19:29:49




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 Re: Case 870 power beyond? in reply to Plays with tractors, 04-14-2008 18:19:52  
On my 970 I mounted a Gresen loader valve on the right side of the transmission, and ran the cable controls up into the cab so the 2 added levers are just outside the 2 originals. Sure is nice to have 4 valves. I do not think my valve has the power beyond plug, but I have not had any trouble with it in the 20 years that it has been on there. DK



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Plays with tractors

04-14-2008 19:48:30




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 Re: Case 870 power beyond? in reply to DKase, 04-14-2008 19:29:49  
Thanks for the response. That's what I want to do as well.

How is your valve plumbed into the tractor hydraulics? The pressure line from the flow divider to the remotes should give me pressure oil but where did you plumb the return oil. Factory has it going internally to the three point lift valve, and that's done internally I believe behind the remote valve? Or am I making it too difficult?



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