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Martin Caldwell diverter valve help
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Posted by Bobcat on March 13, 2005 at 06:04:16 from (69.66.79.98):
My Farmall 450"s diverter valve is worn-out! I would sure be interested in knowing what universal flow divider you used and how to plumb it into my system. I bet there are alot of 300"s-450"s out there that could use your fix! Did you try machining a new valve on a lathe and putting it into your old valve? My valve is worn on the ends and the center seems alright so I could use that as the diameter on the ends. Maybe the bore is worn as badly as the valve so if you"ve tryed that I wont bother. Sure would like to see what you have on yours now! Thanks! Dave E-mail is open
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