I want to add lines to the rear of the 300 but I am wondering the best way to do this. I know I could run a pump off of the PTO but I would like to stay away from that. Mine doesn't have the HydraTouch setup on it, just the lever for the hitch. I have been looking local for parts but no luck so far. Has anybody run extra lines and if so do you have some pics?
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Janicholson
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On the right front side of the reservoir there is a
plate that is bolted to the vertical face. THis
plate is the location of access to additional
Hydraulic options. You will need one or two
additional valves to attach to the side where the
plate is. Getting them off of a salvaged 300 or
350U will make them correct, though other IH valves
can work. The same plate is (to the best of my
memory) to close the far side of the valve setup.
Jim
plate that is bolted to the vertical face. THis
plate is the location of access to additional
Hydraulic options. You will need one or two
additional valves to attach to the side where the
plate is. Getting them off of a salvaged 300 or
350U will make them correct, though other IH valves
can work. The same plate is (to the best of my
memory) to close the far side of the valve setup.
Jim
I have been looking for scrapped 300s and 350s but so far found none with the extra valves. Good to know that others will work though, I know a guy that has an M not far from me but I am not sure how it is equipped, I'll check it out. Staying original would be nice but it's not as important as having it work for me. I would like to run a hydraulic toplink to get the best out of a boxblade, rake etc. I am keeping my fingers crossed for this weekend about tracking down some parts, I am going to check out a 2 pt, 2 furrow plow about 2 hours from me and the guy says there is a place near him that has a lot of International stuff. Plow is $300 so worth looking at, I'll get some pics. Thanks.
AFAIK, the hydraulic valves are all the same as the one for the fast hitch on the 300U, and they all stack up together where that valve is, under the seat on the right side.
An M will NOT have the parts you need. You need a "hundred series" Farmall or Utility, 300 or 400. Preferably the Utility because the valve will come with the control handle attached. With Farmall valves you will need to rig up your own control handle
An M will NOT have the parts you need. You need a "hundred series" Farmall or Utility, 300 or 400. Preferably the Utility because the valve will come with the control handle attached. With Farmall valves you will need to rig up your own control handle
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