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Re: Allan in NE, Hugh, and other Cyclo owners
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Posted by P Backus on May 19, 2005 at 15:41:38 from (69.128.32.184):
In Reply to: Re: Allan in NE, Hugh, and other Cyclo owners posted by Allan in NE on May 19, 2005 at 15:02:04:
Hi Allan Thanks for taking the time for me. It looks like the 500 is a three point planter, so there is a remote available for each marker, right? That would be a luxury! This is a no-till drill and it already uses two hydraulic remotes. The tractors I want to use with it only have two remotes. So my idea was to plumb it into the lift/lower circuit. The lift /lower cylinders are two way so I thought that if I just used one ways on the markers, they wouldn't go down easily because of all the fluid coming back on the return from the lift/lower cyls., just like captaink said. I did make a way for the markers to float. They probably have two feet or more of float travel. You're right, I wouldn't want to spend all that time making them just to make metal pretzels! I am going to operate the switch with two opposing starter solenoids so I choose the marker from the cab with switches. I think the 800 and later Cyclos had something like that. I might be making this more complicated than it needs to be, but these things usually get that way. Maybe I could post some pics when they're done if I can figure out how. ( That seems to be an ongoing problem for folks). Would you happen to know if I have the valve figured out correctly? Thanks for your input! Paul
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