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Hyd pressure and volume on a C

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Nat

02-01-2006 08:18:14




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I have a C that I converted to 3PH using the touch control. I also have the line and aux valve setup from a Super C that I can install. My question is how much pressure and volume does a C have? I think I need to use the valve and line set that I have from a Super C and use a hyd cyl to make the 3PH work slower. Right now it is way to fast and I'm afraid I will tear something up when the lift drops and raises so fast. Does any one have a close up picture of how the fast hitch on a Super C looks and how much travel the cyl has? I realy appreciate the help given here and I don't want to tear the old tractor up as all I use it for is scraping my drive so buying a factory hitch is out of the question, but I am a decient fabricator and can build most anything I need. I hope the link to the 3PH works and you can see what I now have and what I think I need

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El Toro

02-01-2006 08:51:05




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 Re: Hyd pressure and volume on a C in reply to Nat, 02-01-2006 08:18:14  
The hydraulic reservoir oil capacity is 8 1/4 pints of Hy-Tran hydraulic fluid. The pressure
is somewhere between 1100 to 1500 psi. Hal



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Nat

02-01-2006 08:24:46




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 Re: Hyd pressure and volume on a C in reply to Nat, 02-01-2006 08:18:14  
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I re read Kelly's how to post pics post and I think I have it now



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Hugh MacKay

02-01-2006 13:58:07




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 Re: Hyd pressure and volume on a C in reply to Nat, 02-01-2006 08:24:46  
Nat: I know this would mess up some blue paint, however if you wish to slow the action of the hitch, lengthen the uprights from that rear rockshaft by about 2" to 4", then lengthen the upright portion of those pull beams going to the front rockshaft by the same amount. It will slow it down, plus give it way more lifting power. It will reduce the range of the lift.

The 130 and 140 have much the same idea on their fast hitch, two holes on that upright from the rear rockshaft, and one can use either hole depending whether speed or lifting power is required.

If you wish to go the external cylinder route all SC, 200 and 230 fast hitches had a cylinder with 3" bore and 8" stroke. Same as standard 3" implement cylinder. Again speed and lift will be determined by where you hook the cylinder to that rear rockshaft.

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RustyFarmall

02-01-2006 09:08:48




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 Re: Hyd pressure and volume on a C in reply to Nat, 02-01-2006 08:24:46  
Nice picture, I see you are using photo-bucket, that's what works the best for me as well.



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El Toro

02-01-2006 08:53:03




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 Re: Hyd pressure and volume on a C in reply to Nat, 02-01-2006 08:24:46  
Picture looks good. Hal



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