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quick disconnects on TO-35?

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Dennis in OH

06-14-2006 05:12:34




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I have a '58 TO-35 (my father bought it new in '58!) and would like to use the hydraulic system to drive a wood splitter. Is there an easy way to mount quick-disconnects on the transmission housing in front of the seat? Would this device have a name? I have had a front bucket on at times with the control levers mounted in front of the seat, removing the cover plate. Would you expect there is enough volume and pressure, assuming the pump is in good shape?
Thanks for all the help. I have been reading most of the posts for the last year and have learned a lot.

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John (UK)

06-14-2006 13:00:56




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 Re: quick disconnects on TO-35? in reply to Dennis in OH, 06-14-2006 05:12:34  
Quite simple to do if you have spool valves fitted. Attach the power side of the Wood splitter to one side of the spool valve for the loader and the return line from the ram to the other side of the same spool valve. all you do is move the lever one way to power the Wood splitter and move it the opposite way to move the ram back to reload. Put the Square DRAFT lever to the top of the quadrant and the Round Knob lever on the FAST sector mark. there should be 2500psi and 2.8gpm if it still has the original Pump, it will be more than this if one of the later Pumps have been fitted as they have bigger pistons. It doesn't have a great oil flow but providing the ram isn't too big it will cope but the splitting cycle won't be very fast.

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