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Don H

12-28-2002 23:22:08




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I have a Dexta with a loader and a backhoe. The front end is worn and broke the shaft that drives the front pump. I moved the hoses to the rear pump using tee's. It does not work because both the loader and backhoe valves are pass through type. So I guess I need to put a valve to select 1 or the other. Is there a valve to do this automatically? Is there a better way to do this? Yea I know fix the front end, but I am going to wait till it gets warmer and I have time to do it right.
The backhoe is a sherman C8. There are a few pipe plugs in the valve casting. Are any of these a port for this purpose?

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Dan

12-30-2002 14:39:10




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 Re: Hydraulic Question in reply to Don H, 12-28-2002 23:22:08  
I am guessing this is an open center hydraulic system. You can't just T the lines, you need to put the valves in series. If you run your hydraulic hose from the outlet of the loader valve to the inlet of the backhoe or vise versa it should work. IN otherwords pump to inlet of loader valve, outlet of loader valve to inlet of backhoe valve and outlet of backhoe valve to return.



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Don H

01-01-2003 19:47:48




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 Re: Re: Hydraulic Question in reply to Dan, 12-30-2002 14:39:10  
Thanks for the reply. I decided to use 2 shut off valves. Not shure what will happen if I get them both shut off at the same time. It's only temporary till I can get the front stuff going again.
Thanks Don



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