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Re: Hydraulic multiplier valves
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Posted by Rick/NC on February 06, 2000 at 14:26:57 from (208.165.3.13):
In Reply to: Hydraulic multiplier valves posted by Gray on February 06, 2000 at 13:19:17:
I think what you are talking about is what I know as a splitter: can operate two cylinders with separate functions from one main outlet(s) on tractor. I have that set up on 4610 Ford to operate hydraulic side link and hydraulic top link. Saves a lot of time and aggravation in hooking up implements as well as permitting quick and easy fine tuning of stuff. I use a box blade in my landscape work and have found that setup to be worth its weight in gold....sometimes even *float* the toplink for special work. It takes a bit of plumbing to get your rig set up...and you have to instruct anyone else how to use it...but GO FOR IT!!
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