H Hydrolics Info

ewalker · May 3, 2010

Is there a way to plumb a H to run 2way cylinders? I currrently have a 3 pt with one way cylinder but I would like to plumb to be able to pull a wheel disc that has 2 way cylinder. If someone has a diagram, pictures, even parts used would be great.

Rootsy · May 3, 2010

You need a separate valve. Either way you are still going to need to have the clutch engaged to have pressure to actuate.

36F30 · May 3, 2010

Any two way cylinder can be operated as a one way by removing the hose from, in your case the down side of the cylinder and replacing it with a vent plug from a hydraulic shop. Power up gravity down. If you don't need it to lift the wheels convert the cylinder and go.

Janicholson · May 3, 2010

This should help, Jim

ewalker · May 4, 2010

Good point about a 2way being made a 1 way, so I could plumb so the 3 pt still work and use some other impliment?

Janicholson · May 4, 2010

The return line from the 2 way valve is the inlet to the one way valve. From there to sump of res. Jim

mkirsch · May 4, 2010

(quoted from post at 11:39:30 05/04/10) Good point about a 2way being made a 1 way, so I could plumb so the 3 pt still work and use some other impliment?

The only way to make that work is to add two separate valves, or a two-spool valve, to the system.

Your H's hydraulic is only capable of controlling one function at a time; even if you add the typical two-way valve to the system you will still have to disconnect the 3pt to run the disk.

If you add a two-spool valve to the system in place of the valve pictured in the diagram, you can control two functions.

You could add a single two-way valve, and a single one-way valve ganged together, or you can get a two-spool valve that has a one-way, and a two-way together in one package.

But, your 3pt cylinders probably are just two-way cylinders with vents in the down side of the cylinder. You can convert them to tow-way very easily by adding hoses. This will allow you to buy a two-spool two-way valve setup for maximum versatility.

ewalker · May 4, 2010

I might have said that wrong, what I was wanting was to be able to leave the 3pt hooked up and run seperate hose for impliment and if I needed to raise 3pt I could and not actual move both at same time but move one then the other make sense? That way I could get a draw bar for the 3 pt and be able to adjust height if needed

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