IH 574 with Dual Town and country 110 loader. Some one removed a remote control valve for a rear hydraulic cylinder. the loader know works slowly and not raise with any load. The hose to the loader valve 1 hose from front of the rockshaft housing to IN port next to the control valve relief valve. two hoses from the outlet of the control valve, one to the bottom of the transmission housing, and the other is to the rear and on top of the rockshaft housing. The owner has replaced the hydraulic pump. What is the correct plumbing? What could be the possible problems??? Thanks
- Thread starter Tim GA
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JimB2
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- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Hi Tim, can you post some pictures of the hookup. Where the IN hose to the loader valve is connected to the 574 hydraulic system.
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JimB
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JimB
BarnyardEngineering
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- Rochester, NY
Did it ever work properly? Did removing the valve make it not work? If so, put the valve back on.
JimB2
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- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
OK, have a safe trip.
JimB
JimB
caterpillar guy
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For a loader to work on a 574 they were usually plumbed to plug into the scv on the back of the tractor, with the levers down by your right foot to work it. The other more practical choice is. To put a power beyond plate on the side of your valves. With a hose / line to a set of valves on the right side of the loader frame by the steering wheel to work it. If this is done then the return goes back to the transmission housing from the valves. This version allows you to use the scv on the rear without unplugging the loader hoses to run equipment hitched in back. The third method is to use the side mounted pump separate from the internal pump, and runs only the loader. This would speed up the loader operation over the internal pump. For this you will need the mounting plate for the pump, pump filter and lines. Probably found in a junkyard some place.
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