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farmall super C Loader Hydraulic question

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I have a Super C and just bough an original trip loader and want to mount on tractor.
Tractor currently has dual touch control hydraulics for the belly, and also a 3 point hitch (not fast hitch) that runs off it's own single lever control valve.
where/how do i hook up Hyd Lines for loader?
Do i need any additional parts?
Thanks, Bruce
 
Without pictures, it is a little rough, but I will recommend Connecting the loader lift valve input port to the return (outlet) port on the 3PT valve. THis allows the new loader valve to get pressure from the bypass of the 3PT valve. The new valve output port should go to the bottom of the cylinders with a T and hoses as needed. The Return of the new valve should go the the return hose you removed from the 3PT hitch valve. I hope this makes sense. JimN
 
Also, if you did not get an extention for the reservoir with the loader, that may be required. The internal reservoir does not hold enough oil for the cylinders to go all the way to the top. Dad's had a nipple, 45 degree elbow, another nipple and a rectangular tank that was srewed in the fill port... the expansion tank was then beside the gas tank.
 
thanks - it's a little confusing. i'm definately no hydraulics expert. i'll have to go out and look over my loader and tractor and match up with your recommendation.
 
This is generic but explains it. Open center means all input and returns must allow the fluid to flow through to the reservoir when no valve is in use. It also requires only one valve to be used at a time. JimN
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