The priority flow divider has nothing to do with whether it's Charlynn or Behlen... you will need it with either if you run off of the tractor's live pump.
I don't know much about the Behlen unit, but the Charlynn is a cleaner more in-line unit. The Behlen appears to use a gear motor and I believe the Charlynn is a gerotor type, so it's more compact.
Dad had a Charlynn on one of his JD 60s and I have one on my 240U. The 60 had a Saginaw (GM) pump and worked great. My IH is tapped off the live pump through a PFDV, the primary feeding the steering and secondary to the 3 point and aux. valves. Idled down, I lose my 3 point.
This post was edited by IH fan at 10:22:32 01/31/10 2 times.
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