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Loader hydraulics

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Big Jim

12-04-2002 11:58:34




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I have an IH 684 tractor that I want to put an all hydraulic loader on. The tractor only has one set of outlets in the back. I would like to simply replace the single spool valve with a double spool factory valve. I could then plug the loader right in the remotes in the back of the tractor. When I want to take the loader off, I could just unplug it and then I would have double outlets in the back to run my round baler.
Would a factory valve be expensive? Maybe I could find one at a salvage yard. Is there some other way to plumb the hydraulics with an aftermarket valve that would make sense? Any suggestions appreciated.

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Steven@nd

12-04-2002 17:51:29




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 Re: loader hydraulics in reply to Big Jim, 12-04-2002 11:58:34  
Another option would be to buy a 2 or 3 spool valve (if you have grapple fork) and plumb it into your single tractor valve. This is what we did with our 544 to put a loader on.

Plumb inlet side of auxiliary 2 or 3 spool valve into one outlet on your tractor valve, and plumb the return line into the other outlet on tractor. Now just tie the hydraulic lever on the tractor whichever direction it needs to be to make the loader work right.

If you would rather add another valve to your tractor check out the salvage yard list at>Link

Personally, I like the Prince PTO pump and auxillary reservoir for loaders, faster and easier to replace that pump when it goes out. My $0.02 worth.

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