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2 way hydraulics on an H?

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kwm219

03-23-2008 17:42:29

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someone has told me that i can hook up two way hyd. on my 45 farmall H, what do i need to do this? where do i get it? how do i hook it up? any help will be appreciated, thanks

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Steven f/AZ

03-23-2008 19:05:51

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Re: 2 way hydraulics on an H? in reply to kwm219, 03-23-2008 17:42:29

The steps already listed are correct, here are photos to help out:

Tie the rod back (you can use something fancier than wire!), and take pressure from one of the front ports - the one by the lever or from the other side.

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Do a nice job mounting up the spool valve...

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Return line to bottom of pump:

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Don L C

03-24-2008 14:03:45

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Re: 2 way hydraulics on an H? in reply to Steven f/AZ, 03-23-2008 19:05:51

Steven ---

What is the small round tank buy the valves? Where does it's hose hook up?..... ..Don

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Steven f/AZ

03-24-2008 14:22:32

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Re: 2 way hydraulics on an H? in reply to Don L C, 03-24-2008 14:03:45

Don L C said: (quoted from post at 14:03:45 03/24/08) Steven ---

What is the small round tank buy the valves? Where does it's hose hook up?..... ..Don

Do you mean to the right? That's a piece of black PVC pipe that I bolted on there to hold my water bottle...

If that's not what you mean, I'm not seeing what you are.

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scott rukke

03-23-2008 19:04:12

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Re: 2 way hydraulics on an H? in reply to kwm219, 03-23-2008 17:42:29

Here's a schematic and a picture of my H with power up and down rear blade. Only thing you want to do different is plumb the return line into the drain plug, not the filler as the schematic shows. I paid $75 for my valve on ebay, 50 for the cylinder and 30 for the 4 hoses.

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scott rukke

03-23-2008 19:05:45

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Re: 2 way hydraulics on an H? in reply to scott rukke, 03-23-2008 19:04:12

My H.

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glennster

03-23-2008 18:59:01

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Re: 2 way hydraulics on an H? in reply to kwm219, 03-23-2008 17:42:29

assuming you now have a belly pump, you need an open center two way valve, hoses and a pipe tee. take one of the outputs for the belly pump, i like the one on the rt side of the tractor, plumb it to the "in" on your two way valve, from the return on the valve , pipe that to the drain hole on the bottom of the belly pump, i use a tee, so i can still have a drain plug. then route your two hoses from the valve to your cylinder. the control rod on the belly pump must be wired back to the full on position, and then your control valves will operate. the system only works with the clutch out as the belly pump is not a live pump.

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