Posted by JD Seller on February 03, 2013 at 06:20:55 from (208.126.196.144):
In Reply to: home built PS update posted by Corona Boy on February 02, 2013 at 12:33:59:
I read this and wondered if the flow divider/control valve you are using will work correctly even with the steering motor freed up. The reason I am thinking you will still have an issue is that you are using the flow from the front driven loader pump now, I think. That pump is going to be pumping a lot more GPM than a steering system would ever use. So if you have the flow valve sending equal amounts of oil to the loader and the steering valve the steering valve is not made for that much flow. I know that you can get flow valves that will split the oil flow into different rates per each side but they are a lot more costly than the standard equal splitting type. Do you know how your flow valve splits the rates???
Just a thought. I hope yours works the way you want it too. It seems like your on a tight budget and really can't afford to be trial an error designing this very much. That makes it much harder to do this type of thing.
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