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TedinNE

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Anyone know where to get parts for a double action control valve. Would also consider a complete used valve.

Thank you for any help,

Ted
 
(quoted from post at 07:38:55 10/13/21) Anyone know where to get parts for a double action control valve. Would also consider a complete used valve.

Thank you for any help,

Ted
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What parts do you need, the spools and body are usually considered a "matched set" and not available separately even when "new".

Do you need seals or springs? Or?
 
Need centering springs and valve spool seals. Spool seal appears to be a drive in lip thpe seal. Do not have it apart.
 
(quoted from post at 10:38:55 10/13/21) Anyone know where to get parts for a double action control valve. Would also consider a complete used valve.

Thank you for any help,

Ted
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You can buy a new valve for less than $100.

Dan
 
If you remove the seals you may be able to match them up at a seal supplier. As for the springs that will be a crap shoot. I tried a couple numbers from the parts book I posted for you and got no hits (see your post on the MF forum). I believe a new valve is your best option. Given the vintage of these valves, a used valve may just get you a second valve with problems.
 
(quoted from post at 12:53:29 10/13/21)
(quoted from post at 10:38:55 10/13/21) Anyone know where to get parts for a double action control valve. Would also consider a complete used valve.

Thank you for any help,

Ted
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You can buy a new valve for less than $100.

Dan
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TOH, if his valve is like the one I am familiar with (pictured below) it is "purpose built" and fits nicely against the angled face of the loader mount that also serves as the hydraulic reservoir.

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Return oil flows out of the valve at the mounting area and returns to the reservoir with no external connections/lines.

IF the O.P. can find lip seals for the spools (I'm pretty sure there's a thread on this in the archives somewhere with part numbers) and find generic replacements for the spool centering springs the end result will be nicer than trying to adapt a modern, generic, valve.

The way the spool centering springs work there's a little leeway in replacing them with generic compression springs.
 
Thank you everyone for all the replies. wore out the valve you picture is like mine. I have located the spool seals. As you say I
think I can use a generic spring and make it work. The lift spool spring must be weak or broken Have to help center it. Spool is
free.

Ted
 
I know you said you found the seals but ill jump in with this. Cr7440 is what I used. Can't remember if thats a single or double lip seal though. Mine may be a little different than yours. I have a davis 102a
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(quoted from post at 22:39:26 10/13/21)
(quoted from post at 12:53:29 10/13/21)
(quoted from post at 10:38:55 10/13/21) Anyone know where to get parts for a double action control valve. Would also consider a complete used valve.

Thank you for any help,

Ted
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You can buy a new valve for less than $100.

Dan
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TOH, if his valve is like the one I am familiar with (pictured below) it is "purpose built" and fits nicely against the angled face of the loader mount that also serves as the hydraulic reservoir.

DESNbPebjRcvsSFRxUSziSxxkxKtLOj5qvR48thzo4maDr8e3cxFlp6rWnn3rhO_6XdQsq7e3fJAMoDvdDk0ROioj92ak96_7m1XIxAdN9KCEYrQOmYl


Return oil flows out of the valve at the mounting area and returns to the reservoir with no external connections/lines.

IF the O.P. can find lip seals for the spools (I'm pretty sure there's a thread on this in the archives somewhere with part numbers) and find generic replacements for the spool centering springs the end result will be nicer than trying to adapt a modern, generic, valve.

The way the spool centering springs work there's a little leeway in replacing them with generic compression springs.
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Ahh yes - I have seen them before. They are a PITA design. I'd still replace it with a new one and put a cover plate and return fitting on the tank.

TOH
 
Where did you find that exploded picture of the valve?
Do you have a manual? My loader has that exact valve.
Thank you,
Tom/Idaho
 
(quoted from post at 12:33:43 10/14/21) Where did you find that exploded picture of the valve?
Do you have a manual? My loader has that exact valve.
Thank you,
Tom/Idaho
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The dealer parts manual can be downloaded from the N tractor club website.

TOH
 
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