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Help with hydrolics on 70

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Alan

03-05-2001 19:30:31




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Tried to use log splitter on the three point and the spliter worked with the quick connects in but the three point would not work untill I put the blanks back in.What can I do to make it where I can use the three point and the hyd. on the log splitter at the same time? Any help would be appreciated.




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Alan

03-08-2001 16:01:12




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 Re: Help with hydrolics on 70 in reply to Alan, 03-05-2001 19:30:31  
Thanks guys im going to go ahead and cut a remote inline well both lines and hope it works my ram both ways.



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Dan

03-05-2001 21:31:48




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 Re: Help with hydrolics on 70 in reply to Alan, 03-05-2001 19:30:31  
I assume this has live hydraulics? if so you could plumb into the line to the power trol with a separate valve and run your remote off of it. On the older tractors like my G you could buy a Baker valve that went bewteen the power trol and the rear housing. You could run a remote cylinder off of it without influencing the power trol. I have one on my G. I would believe they were available for later tractors and you might find one in a salvage yard. I have been told you could stack them up and put on as many outlets as you wanted to. Used mine with a remote cylinder on a mower as I only had power lift on the G.

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jdeere70

03-05-2001 20:50:13




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 Re: Help with hydrolics on 70 in reply to Alan, 03-05-2001 19:30:31  
On the right side of your Power-Trol box you will find 2 pipe plugs-one above the other. If you remove these you can plumb up a hydraulic outlet with pipe fittings and Pioneer quick connectors. This will allow you to use the 3 PT and a remote cylinder. The problem you will have is that outlet will be one way. Meaning there will only be pressure on one side. You will have to find a way to return your log splitter cylinder-like a spring. This is the only way that I know of on these tractors to use the 3 PT and cylinder at the same time. Any more questions just email me. Scott

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