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DC remote hydraulics

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Scott KY

03-11-2004 19:31:52




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Where are the remote hydraulic couplers supposed to be mounted on a 1950 DC? I have seen some mounted down low on the swinging drawbar support. I have also seen them mounted on the pto shield on some SC's. Anybody know what is correct?




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Wide Open

03-12-2004 05:08:17




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 Re: DC remote hydraulics in reply to Scott KY, 03-11-2004 19:31:52  
Scott, in the owners manual it shows several pictures with them mounted on the PTO shield, they have one on the very left edge and one on the very right edge. There appears to be some kind of bracket coming up off the shield to the couplers, but they are the old style couplers, and I doubt you have them anymore, so those brackets will probably not work anyway if you are using Pioneer couplers, or another new style. But yes, they do go on top of PTO shield.- Wide Open

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ted

03-12-2004 05:57:37




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 Re: Re: DC remote hydraulics in reply to Wide Open, 03-12-2004 05:08:17  
I don't think I've ever seen a 1950 DC with factory remotes. Most of them came with a hydralic powered (not live) rock shaft that raised and lowered cultivators and other mounted implements like the old mechanical lift. I don't think Case offered the second hydralic valve until 1952 when the live hydralics were introduced. I could be wrong, but I think most guys took off the rock shft and added the couplers any way they would fit. That's what we did on our 1951 DC and Dad bought it new.

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Scott KY

03-12-2004 16:44:53




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 Re: Re: Re: DC remote hydraulics in reply to ted, 03-12-2004 05:57:37  
There is a picture in the parts book showing the couplers mounted on a bracket where the rock shaft pivots. My tractor has that bracket on it. The parts book also shows two hoses of different lengths to come from the couplers to each end of the cylinder that raises and lowers the rockshaft. That parts book includes tractors up to serial # 5600000. I know that the DC's with eagle hitch had the couplers mounted on a horseshoe shaped bracket like the 400 and later tractors used.

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Wide Open

03-12-2004 15:09:30




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 Re: Re: Re: DC remote hydraulics in reply to ted, 03-12-2004 05:57:37  
Ted, you are right, I forgot to look at the year, if you had a '52 or later, you would have them on the PTO shield. Thanks for the correction Ted.-Wide Open



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Glenn FitzGerald

03-12-2004 06:00:01




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 Re: Re: Re: DC remote hydraulics in reply to ted, 03-12-2004 05:57:37  
Ditto Ted.



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