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Case SC hydraulics and implements

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Gary B.

11-04-2003 14:06:27




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My dad is itching to find something to attach to his nearly restored '50 SC. Neither of us has any idea what was meant to be attached to the arms on the back of the tractor. The setup doesn't appear to be a standard 3 point hitch (Eagle Hitch?), rather it has two arms that are low on the back of the tractor, actuated by what looks to be a two-way cylinder. There is no 3rd point that I could see.

The ports on the cylinder are currently not connected to anything. Dad has hooked up one side of the cylider to the control assembly but admits he doesn't know what he's doing. After studying the I&T manual and quizzing dad over the phone, it looks like he has what is referred to as a "single valve control body". The I&T manual doesn't show how the hoses are supposed to be routed, dad and his tractor are 1-1/2 hours away, and it's kinda hard to figure this stuff out long distance! Could someone with knowlege of this type of setup send a verbal description of the hose routing? A picture would be great if anyone is feeling ambitious!

Now, back to the original issue; what types of equipment were meant to be attached to this setup?

Gary

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C. Amick

11-05-2003 09:28:18




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 Re: Case SC hydraulics and implements in reply to Gary B., 11-04-2003 14:06:27  
Each hose goes from the one side of the pump to one of the ports on the hydraulic cylinder. If he hooks them up backwards all that happens is that it changes how the control lever operates. If he hooks it up backwards, you pull up on the control lever and the lift goes down instead of up. It's not too bad a job to convert to a 3 point hitch if you know a good welder.



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Tom Railsback

11-04-2003 18:00:36




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 Re: Case SC hydraulics and implements in reply to Gary B., 11-04-2003 14:06:27  
CUltivators and corn planters were the main implements that used either this lift or the motor
lift often found on tractors without hydraulics. My dad had a Case 2 row lister planter and a post
hole digger for his DC. I have the tractor and wish I had made him keep the lister; sadly a scrap
buyer got it.



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Dale In Tx

11-04-2003 15:49:23




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 Re: Case SC hydraulics and implements in reply to Gary B., 11-04-2003 14:06:27  
David, You do not have an Eagle Hitch tractor. The two arms are to lift the tool bar with conections(mechanical)to lift the cultivator or frount implements,it is a two way cylinder one hose connects to one side and the other to the other side of the valve, should be clear as mud, Dale In Tx.



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David

11-04-2003 14:10:59




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 Re: Case SC hydraulics and implements in reply to Gary B., 11-04-2003 14:06:27  
I found the hose routing for mine on a picture in the I&T manual, Look at all the pictures you might find one. I also found a picture of the PTO cover with the mount for the toplink.



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