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Posted by Gerald J. on April 29, 2007 at 18:00:53 from (67.0.102.67):
In Reply to: Hydraulic Questions posted by Tweeter on April 29, 2007 at 17:41:28:
Unless your loader has 4" diameter cylinders you don't WANT that much flow. Mine is best with about 5 gpm otherwise it takes the touch of a safe cracker on the valve handles to not jerk the loader and tractor around. On my tractor with a closed system, I put flow restrictors on the lines to the loader and to the back hoe (when its mounted on the 3 point) to cut the flow back to something I can control. When I had the same loader (2.5" lift cylinders) on my smaller tractor with an external pump, I found a 5 GPM pump on that open center system was fine. The 22 gpm PTO pump was too much. Gerald J.
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