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farmerwannabe

03-16-2008 12:19:44




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Here's a link to a picture of a loader really similar to the one mounted on the H I just bought. It's a case loader, but I'd like to know more about it from you guys. With this, I'm guessing a 3-pt conversion wouldn't work due to the loader using the hydraulics?

http://www.tractorshed.com/cgi-bin/gallery/photo_pic.cgi?v=a&pic=http;//www.tractorshed.com/gallery/tphotos/a34896.jpg&firstrec=10&lastrec=18&Parameter=case%20loader&mode=

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Armand Tatro

03-16-2008 19:33:58




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 Re: Similar loader in reply to farmerwannabe, 03-16-2008 12:19:44  
The tractor in the picture has two spool valves stacked togather. I have a Farmall M with two stacks (clusters) of 3 valves each hook in series. The first stack of 3 operates loader boom and hyd. bucket and also bucket grapple. The second stack operates 3pt hitch and forklift mast and tilt or whatever else we might want to hook to. The pump is beltdriven form the front of tge crank shaft and came from A j.d. MODEL 95 COMBINE. The pump also has a dedicated pressure port for the power steering. You can add or subtract valves as needed once you understand the basics. Armand

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Steven f/AZ

03-16-2008 13:27:49




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 Re: Similar loader in reply to farmerwannabe, 03-16-2008 12:19:44  
Hydraulics would not be a problem, you would just need to add a spool valve to run the 3-point.

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farmerwannabe

03-16-2008 18:09:37




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 Re: Similar loader in reply to Steven f/AZ, 03-16-2008 13:27:49  
Thanks for the reply Steven. Unfortunately, I have never heard of a spool valve before. How complicated would it be to install, if I ever had the itch to add a 3pt?



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Steven f/AZ

03-17-2008 05:50:48




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 Re: Similar loader in reply to farmerwannabe, 03-16-2008 18:09:37  

farmerwannabe said: (quoted from post at 18:09:37 03/16/08) Thanks for the reply Steven. Unfortunately, I have never heard of a spool valve before. How complicated would it be to install, if I ever had the itch to add a 3pt?


I'm going to assume that you are still running the factory belly pump...

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Step 1, buy and do a nice job mounting your spool valve (they can come in single, 2, 3, 4, 5, and I think higher if you want) like the picture above. Don't weld it to the light bar, that looks terrible! LOL Check out the hydraulics section at northerntool dot com for spool valves. Be sure to get an open center spool valve.

Also, in the picture above you can see that I have quick-disconnects set up for remotes on implements. If you have a loader or 3-point hitch you could run hoses directly without couplers and leave them hooked up permanently to the valve.

Step 2, get pressure from one of the ports on your belly pump. There are two on the clutch side and one on the brake pedals side. Use the front one if you are taking it from the clutch side as the rear might be set up for delayed lift with cultivators.

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Run the pressure line to the "IN" port of your spool valve.

Run the return line from the "OUT" port of the spool valve down to the belly pump drain. I tried the return going in the top (fill) pipe and it just spit oil out constantly.

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The last step is to simply tie the belly pump lever back so it pumps through the spool valve all the time. Try not to be as crude as I was...

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If you have any questions, please ask - lots of us have experience setting them up this way!

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