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Re: question on mounting a loader
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Posted by J. Schwiebert on March 06, 2005 at 08:48:42 from (209.143.23.84):
In Reply to: question on mounting a loader posted by Ross in NH on March 06, 2005 at 06:15:43:
A couple of rules of theumbs for your hydraulic hook-up. On the control valve, most seperate relief valves will also contain or have a provision for a relief valve. This will be next to the inlet port. The outlet port will be on the right side. If you have a provision for two hoses on the outlet side you also have a power-beyond option. Also if you are using a seperate filter for the loade, place it between the outlet port of the valve and the return to the reservoir. Does that help any/ If not tell me what brand of remote valve your are using and if a Gresen give me a casting number. Questions?
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