Posted by karl f on August 29, 2008 at 11:43:00 from (209.188.106.159):
When adding a valve to your hydraulic system should you plumb it as a power beyond (with a third return line and the pb adaptor) or as a simple in-out with the return feeding the next device in the hydraulic circuit? Why or why not? What happens in either situation?
Specifically in this project the valve assembly will come off the factory pump and then feed the draft control system and factory auxillary valve system. Will make sure i have relief in or before the valve assembly. I like the cleaner appearing install and less chance of leaks one in and one out could provide compared to the power beyond method. In & out looks to be common on the Super A and C Farmalls, although this is a much bigger and more modern application.
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