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Need help (hydraulic on a smta)

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Bill l

03-22-2002 16:13:36




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I have a Smta this is my first tractor.
It still has the push rods to work the hydraulic
loader and ect. I would like to replace the rods
with a vaule body and levers. Because when it
gets to bouncing around loader comes down but it
will not bleed down just sittng there.How do
I plump it.




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rich

03-22-2002 19:59:52




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 Re: need help (hydraulic on a smta) in reply to Bill l, 03-22-2002 16:13:36  
first of all , the SMTA has one or two rods. I assume you have 2 rods. If it has a factory double acting valve, the double acting valve which should be installed under the right fuel tank needs to be locked in the forward position. this forces the oil to go to single acting liftall valve and reserviour. If you have a hydraulic bucket . this will not work.

If you want to install a valve you need to plumb it in the high pressure hose that goes from the pump near the distributor to the reserviour. the high pressure hose is the smaller one. The valve which could be a grieson or cross needs to have a relief of no higher than 1000 psi. If it is higher you run the risk of shearing a key on the distributor. the hose from the distributor goes into the inlet side of the added valve. from this valve, the hose then goes back to the reserviour. and the large hose which is the return hose does just that ,returns the oil from the reserviour to the pump . with this system you can use both the liftall valve and the added valve.No need to have one valve locked. the IHC 2 way valve does not have a relief but uses the single acting relief because when the 2 way vlave is used the single acting is locked in the up position. by the way the hydraulic pump could be warn because there was no filter usedon therse tractors.You may want to check pressure

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Bill L

03-22-2002 19:44:50




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 Re: need help (hydraulic on a smta) in reply to Bill l, 03-22-2002 16:13:36  
Does any one have a comment on how to do that or where i could go to find out
Thanks for any help



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