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55 series hydraulic

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Jim Meade

04-29-2007 06:31:08




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1855D with loader which runs through remotes.
Am thinking of plumbing it direct. Where do I get the high pressure? Do I cut the line around the back and put in a compression fitting? Where do I dump the return oil to?
Other ways to do it?




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J Schwiebert

04-29-2007 08:04:05




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 Re: 55 series hydraulic in reply to Jim Meade, 04-29-2007 06:31:08  
See if you can get a diffuser for the return oil yet? They go inside the reservoir and your return line goes in a pipe port in the back of the reservoir. More questions? J.



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Shaun Murray

04-29-2007 06:53:47




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 Re: 55 series hydraulic in reply to Jim Meade, 04-29-2007 06:31:08  
I just put a loader on my 1855 Oliver. I put a T in the main pressure line directly after the T which is in it currently on the left side of the hyd. tank. The T currently there feeds the 3 point arms. By placing a T in that position your 3 point arms have primary control of your hydraulic system, followed by your loader and then your remotes. The bottom plug on the reservoir is where you will need to put your return line. I had a 90 degree 1/2 swivel end made up to keep everything real clean. I then took the pressure line from the T and the return line from the bottom of the resivor and ran them in fromt and below of the right fender. I put quick attach end there for easy on and off. When you plumb your fittings this way when you take the loader off you will not be required to run a hose between the two line when not in use. In theory you just made an additional remote. Let me know if you have additional questions. It is very simple. The dealer told me that I would have to replace the main pressure line, which currently is steel, with a hydraulic hose. However, I put the addtional T in with no problems. The steel line does come out a little farther now, however, it is not in the way. Good Luck

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