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Re: Flow divider. How do I hook this thing up?????
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Posted by lcbateman on February 11, 2002 at 06:40:06 from (206.71.120.1):
In Reply to: Flow divider. How do I hook this thing up????? posted by Greg on February 11, 2002 at 05:11:00:
"P" connects to the pump pressure line. "T" connects to the resovior or tank. "EF" connects to the power steering unit. "OF" connects to the pressure side of your implement hydraulic circuit. Normally, the "EF" flow is adjustable on the flow divider. It should be set to give adequate steering response under all operating conditions. I just went through this myself a week or so ago.
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