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Re: Smta hydraulic valve
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Posted by Dan on March 06, 2003 at 21:13:40 from (12.144.247.164):
In Reply to: Smta hydraulic valve posted by Don on March 06, 2003 at 10:45:44:
Do you have the auxiliary valve? It sits on top of the center housing and enables you to have 2 way hydraulics. If you are currently using the liftall to raise loader, get a 2 spool hydraulic valve, open center type. Run the pressure line from the hydraulic pump into the intake of the valve. Run a hose from the outlet to the pressure side fitting of the lift all housing. The return hose from liftall to pump is not disturbed. In order to use this valve you will have to lock back the handle on the lift all and use the 2 valves, one for loader, one for 3 point. If you have a hydraulic bucket you will need 3 spools.
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