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Re: Hydraulics Questions
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Posted by Old Pokey on November 11, 2006 at 06:47:06 from (216.99.219.171):
In Reply to: Hydraulics Questions posted by Allan In NE on November 11, 2006 at 05:12:55:
Allan, you can stack those valves and get by fine the way you describe. However the prv in each valve should be better off just screwd in to a higher pressure than the main one on the tractor. The oil does not pass "through" the prv untill the pressure is greater than the setting. It passes "by" the prv, so you wont have a heating problem nor should you have a problem with one in series opening while activating a valve further down the line. (if that's what you're worried about)? A power beyond is only usefull if you want to "multi-task" as you say. It goes on the first stack in line and allows a percentage of oil to flow to the next stack while operating the first stack.
Just curious, is there a reason you are using single spools? Are you looking to make one a motor spool as a second use when the loader is'nt on or something?
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