Posted by in-too-deep on October 10, 2007 at 11:50:30 from (209.102.166.125):
Wanting to power a fertilizer spreader hydraulically. I want to make sure I have the order right.
Starting with the reservoir. Reservoir to pump. Pump to relief valve From relief valve, a line back to reservoir. From relief valve to ball valve to limit or stop flow to motor. From ball valve to motor. From motor to filter. From filter back to reservoir.
The relief part is what I don't understand. I want to be able to shut the flow off while the pump is still turning. Is this the relief valve I need? I would have three lines hooked to that relief correct? One pressure from the pump, one returning to the res. for when I shut the flow off, and one continuing on to the motor? Thanks folks.
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