Posted by Bill420U on August 11, 2014 at 09:22:07 from (173.62.215.113):
I have a John Deere 750 tractor with an after market Bush Hog loader. The loader utilizes a joystick which has 3 hydraulic lines connected to the tractor�s hydraulic system: IN, OUT and Power Beyond (PB). The OUT hose goes to the reservoir, The IN hose goes to the O port of the hydraulic pump and the PB hose goes to the I port. I understand that this is a closed center system.
When I want to use my 3point log splitter, I disconnect the loader�s PB and IN hoses from the tractor�s hydraulic system and connect the splitter�s IN and OUT hoses respectively to the I port and O ports of the tractor�s hydraulic system.
This gets to be a PITA whenever I want to switch between the loader and log splitter because I have to disconnect and reconnect hoses. It�s additionally harder because reconnecting one of the loader hoses meets a lot of resistance due to some unrelieved pressure. So I thought about setting up remote outlets where one only has to connect the log splitter�s hoses and leave the loader hoses alone.
How is this done? What do I need to do to accomplish this? Do I route the loader�s PB hose to one outlet where the splitter�s I hose would hookup. And the splitter�s O hose would be connected to the other outlet which in turn connects to the O port of the tractor�s hydraulic system. Then put a plug in the tractor�s I port. Would this work?
If it makes a difference, the PB hose and the splitter�s I hose have male fittings; the others are female.
I hope my description of the problem is not too confusing. I know little about hydraulics but am mechanically capable.
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