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Tapping into main hyd line

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Bob/wis

11-22-2003 15:45:19




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I was thinking of tapping into the main supply line of a 930 case comfort king. Thought of useing a T where it comes off the pump and run it to another set of valves with a pressure regulate in them to run a loader.This would leave the 2 remotes for tillage work. Then run the return back to sump. Would this work. I know I owuld have to run one thing at a time because of no priotiy valve installed
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Bob/wis

11-22-2003 18:01:50




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 Re: Tapping into main hyd line in reply to Bob/wis, 11-22-2003 15:45:19  
DKase
Do you run the return from the valve back to the tractor valves to complete the circuit?



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DKase

11-22-2003 22:00:49




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 Re: Re: Tapping into main hyd line in reply to Bob/wis, 11-22-2003 18:01:50  
I believe it would go to the 3 pt. hitch valve. Where ever the pump line went to in the first place. Good Luck



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DKase

11-22-2003 16:04:24




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 Re: Tapping into main hyd line in reply to Bob/wis, 11-22-2003 15:45:19  
Take the line from the pump out and have a hose made to fit in its place. Install your loader valve with a pressure relief in this line and you will have priority to your loader valve. The remotes will work just as they always did if your loader is not in use. I mounted a double valve like that on my 970 so I have 4 valves and it works GREAT. Mount a gresen valve under the platform and run the remote control cables up to a handy place in the cab. This keeps all the hoses out of the way and keeps the operaters station free from clutter. Good Luck

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John Saeli

11-22-2003 16:57:02




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 Re: Re: Tapping into main hyd line in reply to DKase, 11-22-2003 16:04:24  
Hey D Kase; I want to run a hyd. pump off the PTO on my 730CK to add volume to speed up the loader. Where would I pull oil from, and will the remotes handle the extra volume? The loader & bucket is plugged into the remotes.



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DKase

11-22-2003 17:34:00




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 Re: Re: Re: Tapping into main hyd line in reply to John Saeli, 11-22-2003 16:57:02  
WOW John looking to me for advice. I thought you were the official Case MD! If I was to put a PTO pump on for a loader, I would mount a seperate tank, valve, and filter. Would not want to risk contamination of tractor hyd. system. Good Luck



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John Saeli

11-22-2003 18:30:03




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Tapping into main hyd line in reply to DKase, 11-22-2003 17:34:00  
Hey D Kase,; Now, don't let that go to your head. Never gave contamination a thought. I wanted to assist the tractor hyd. system with a PTO pump to speed things up. The oils would mingle anyway. HhhMmm, have to give this more thought.



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