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Connection to Hydraulic System

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Hamid

11-02-2003 23:16:57




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Dear sir

I want to use tractor hydraulic system.who has Hydraulic Flow Diagram.
Is it possible that we get pressure and drain line from tractor, and they work independ of the tractor behind arms.

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David

11-03-2003 14:35:19




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 Re: Connection to Hydraulic System in reply to Hamid, 11-02-2003 23:16:57  
What model of tractor are we talking about? Also, what do you want to use external hydraulics for? On MF35 and MF135 you can fit a changover valve that will let oil go to either external or to lift arms but not to both at the same time. To get oil to both at same time you'd need a more complicated valve. If its just to lift a loader or tip a trailer you can just connect to one of the tapping points with no need for valves.

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Hamid

11-05-2003 00:03:49




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 Re: Re: Connection to Hydraulic System in reply to David, 11-03-2003 14:35:19  
Dear David

Now, I am designing the Hydraulic System of a special machine that connect to Tractor model MF 285.

This machine needs two kind of pump.The first pump turn by power take off shaft (P.T.O.).
I want to use Tractor Hydraulic System for the second pump.
The first pump and it�s tank and their base move up and down by tractor behind arms.
Tractor behind arms must be up When the Tractor Hydraulic System work. If it�s possible.

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Steve NW WI

11-06-2003 02:10:47




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 Re: Re: Re: Connection to Hydraulic System in reply to Hamid, 11-05-2003 00:03:49  
This should not be a problem on a 285, the tractor hydraulics will function in whatever position the 3 point (behind) arms are in.

Sorry, cant help you with where to plumb in to get what we call power-beyond. Does this tractor have remote outlets? Would it be possible to just use them?

Hope this helps,

Steve NW WI



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