massey ferguson hydraulics

shinnyboots65 · Apr 9, 2017

ok gentlemen got a question for you I have a Massey 150 60ish model. I have installed a loader on to this tractor after much color metaphors an swearing. now the problem I have now is getting the hydraulics to it. I want to install a wobble stick control. I have pictures of what is on the tractor now and my question can I run off of one side of this to the wobble stick control valve without replumbing the whole tractor? one side of the valve controls the three point on the back an the one with the hyd. lines coming off of it is for aux hyd. hook up on the back. I want to do away with the aux. hook up and run it to the loader valve without using the control valve that is on the tractor now any ideas

Dieseltech · Apr 9, 2017

Keep the tractor valve, set the left lever in center, lock the right lever back and hook in-out lines to the rear coupling. Three point MUST be in constant pumping, if not when the three point arms raise internal linkage will shut the pump off. This would be the easiest way to supply your separate loader valve.

shinnyboots65 · Apr 9, 2017

hey great thanks for the info will try to hook it up this way and let you know how it does as of right now the left or inside valve is controlling the three point hitch will it still control the three point hitch?

Dieseltech · Apr 9, 2017

Left lever needs locked back for three point use, that's normal. When left lever is in center position oil is then routed to the right valve spool, IF the three point is in constant pumping. If not in constant pumping the internal pump shuts off by the linkage when the arms raise. The constant pumping position overrides and keeps the pump on. DO NOT use constant pumping for three point work only, internal damage may result.

shinnyboots65 · Apr 10, 2017

ok thanks for the info when I get her all hooked up ill let you know how she does

ptfarmer · Apr 10, 2017

When using the pump that works the 3 point (which is around 4.5gpm) the loader will operate slower than if you had a auxiliary hydraulic pump that's around 10-15gpm. If you not in a big hurry the 4.5gpm pump will still work the loader just fine.

shinnyboots65 · Apr 10, 2017

well me and the tractor will make a good pair we are both old and slow thanks for the info

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