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Re: farmall c hydraulics
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Posted by Harold Hubbard on May 31, 2002 at 04:20:26 from (216.114.181.231):
In Reply to: farmall c hydraulics posted by rkg on May 31, 2002 at 04:07:01:
Years ago I had a Super C with a loader. There was a block bolted between the hydraulic lines from the pump to the touch control assembly. This diverted the pressure through a control valve that ran the loader, and back to the touch control. Some one with a little understanding of hydralics could probablly design one, and it would be a pretty simple machine shop project to build. The loader also had an auxilary tank hung on the light bar, with a hose to the original fill plug on the touch control housing. This would be a good idea on any C wher the hydraulic are being used heavily,provides more volume of oil for better cooling.
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