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Roy Ward

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Super M. I need to pull a Khun SR110 wheel rake which has Hyd. power up and power down double acting cylinders.
I have ordered a double acting spool valve with an open center. It is spring loaded to the center. I have put a 3/4 T in to the fill hole on the pump for the return line and extended my dip stick to check the oil level in the pump.

My first question is there are 2 outputs on the left side looking forward from the seat and 1 on the right side. Which one of these three is best to use? I have 1100Lb of pressure on all three.

The other question I have. With the Hyd lever tied back and the pump running all the time will that be a problem for the pump.

Any thoughts you guys have would be helpful. Thanks
 
First is that the front elbow on the left, or the right elbow are either good to use. (not the rear left, it is a delay port for IH implements of yester year.
The pump runs all the time the clutch is out any way. If the system you put together is open center, it will be fine. The return hose can cause the original fill cap to leak oil like a stuck hog.
Either gasket it off to not breath (OK with a two way cylinder), or attach the return to the bottom of the liftall with a T fitting. JimN
 
Thanks Jim N. I should be go to go. Your right about the stuck hog leak. The reason I wanted the return line on top was to keep from dragging hay on the hose and connection under the tractor.
I'll see I may move it.
 
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