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Adding hydraulic levers for loader

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Matt Shipley

10-29-2004 12:53:24




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I have a 1755 gas with an Oliver fully hydraulic loader on it. It plugs into the back of the tractor using the implement hook ups and would like to add/move the hookup up to a new two lever valve up by the steering wheel area that I will need add. This way it opens up my implement hook ups all the time. Is there a way to do this easily? Is there pictures or blueprints/drawings?
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Matt S

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Don-Wi

11-01-2004 20:10:00




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 Re: Adding hydraulic levers for loader in reply to Matt Shipley, 10-29-2004 12:53:24  
Another way to go would be to add another remote outlet to the back. I've seen a couple done this way. Looks like you take off the cover plate on the end of the controls, and add another between there. Looks simple but that may not be the case. Donovan from Wisconsin



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J. Schwiebert

10-29-2004 14:09:28




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 Re: Adding hydraulic levers for loader in reply to Matt Shipley, 10-29-2004 12:53:24  
Yes. You need a closed center valve and I would recommend one spool to have float position. You do not need power beyond. The easy wasy would be to tee into the line going to the remote valves . There are also plugs for the return line in the housing. Depending on which port you use you may want a "diffuser" if they are still available.



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Matt Shipley

11-01-2004 13:35:07




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 Re: Adding hydraulic levers for loader in reply to J. Schwiebert, 10-29-2004 14:09:28  
I guess I don"t understand. If I T into the remote line then I would still have to run the remote valve to run the bucket/lift as well as the added levers? Or are am I not understanding you. I new to this so more info is good.

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Matt



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J.Schwiebert

11-02-2004 02:36:08




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 Re: Adding hydraulic levers for loader in reply to Matt Shipley, 11-01-2004 13:35:07  
There is a line that goes around from a Tee fitting on the left side of the housing. Actually the T fittings other port is what supplies oil to the 3 point. That line supplied the hydraulics to the remove valve. You need to Tee into that line.I have not looked at a closed center unit for a few years, but there are ports in the rear in which to plump your return oil. If you have more questions send me a U. S. Mail address and I will send more.

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