Posted by MirageFlatter on March 28, 2010 at 21:29:07 from (12.36.202.85):
Does any one here know if there's a way to plumb in hydraulic lines for planter lift assist wheels which would flow oil to the lift assists while just the three point lever is activated to lift the planter? In other words, three point and lift assists operate simultaneously, both up and down, using oil flow from just the three point hitch system, and not tying up one of the remote hydraulic circuits. Clear as mud??!! Schematic in IH service manual shows a port in the casting/body containing the unloading valve and system relief valve for the three point system where plugs can be interchanged to allow or not allow oil flow to an open center auxiliary valve for simultaneous lift. Is this what I need to be looking for and dealing with? This is on page 14-51 of Chassis Service Manual GSS-1431-1 for any IH mechanics that have this manual. I'm trying to get this figured out and do the work on my own, and any advice and help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!! :wink:
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