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Re: ? about adding Aux. hyd. to Oliver1850....
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Posted by Rick on July 13, 2003 at 06:39:21 from (207.32.17.190):
In Reply to: ? about adding Aux. hyd. to Oliver1850.... posted by Chris-se-ILL on July 13, 2003 at 06:03:21:
Go to archives under Olivers,you will find how. Otherwise I just got done doing this last week for my hay grapple. 1650 Oliver,put new loader and my hay forks on it. In brief here what do. Sit on seat look down left side front top corner will see a 1/2inch plug,remove now look inside you will see threads install 3/8 inch plug inside,hook 1/2 inch hose up now. This is pressure side. Look straight back same side will see 1/2 inch plug top back corner,this is return. You can get valve bodies thru Bailey Bearing alot cheaper than most places. I choose a 3 valve(open center) with float option on first valve. Look at the Archive under Oliver and you will find more info If I have confused you.
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