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Re: Hydraulic Control Valves


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Posted by Gerald J. on July 21, 2009 at 08:48:27 from (70.215.82.253):

In Reply to: Hydraulic Control Valves posted by JesseH on July 21, 2009 at 06:18:36:

In the float position it means the load can move to follow the ground. The hydraulics won't restrict its motion. Handy for the boom on a loader working snow. Lets the bucket follow the ground without digging in.

Power beyond is a port allowing feeding another valve (or sequence of valves each with power beyond) with oil under pressure.

Two places on line with tutorials about hydraulics: Burden's Surplus Center at Lincoln NE and Baum Hydraulics at Omaha.

You also need to know if your tractor has open center or closed center hydraulics and if it has a way for power beyond (most handy for open center) or places to tap and return for closed center. These details are important to make it work.

Lots of open center valves are special for single acting cylinders, but single acting cylinders are no problem with a closed center valve made for a double acting cylinder.

One way to get a valve that is versatile is to buy modules from Northern, Burden's or Baum and assemble a valve with the right end plates for closed or open center, then the right single acting and double acting (with or without float) for the other cylinders. You can build up a stack of 1 to 8 valve sections each different if you want. And its price competitive with the dedicated valve.

Some open center valves can be converted (with a $25 kit) to closed center, some can't. I don't know the farmall's hydraulics so I can say which you need.

Gerald J.


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