Posted by noshow on December 12, 2012 at 10:02:32 from (192.149.244.9):
In Reply to: plumbing loader posted by noshow on December 12, 2012 at 06:03:09:
and NO, I know nothing about hydraulics (built a log splitter that works and thats the extent of it)
this loader came off a old oliver, it is a ford 19-97 (which is double acting) 703 series loader. the oliver used the pto pump and the control valve that is with the loader now. so I assume it would be hooked up allready to the loader control valves relief port. Now, since folks run off the rear remotes anyways I dont see why I couldnt just run from the two junction blocks that are tapped as they are the same lines that feed the rear remotes but is 2 feet closer and will keep hoses out of the way. Why is this not good, if it isnt?
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