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Posted by PWOG on July 18, 2004 at 03:28:13 from (4.131.32.75):
If you recall, I wanted to run hyd motor off tractor but couldn't figure out how to. Good advice from here with one taking me in the "open/closed center" direction and that was the answer. Tractor hyd systems are either "open" or "closed" and the hyd motor must be set up to match or the tractor hyd system can overheat. That's why it squeals if hooked up wrong. I got the instructions from the motor and hooked up "open center" and now can bungee cord the hyd tractor lever open with no squeal and things working out. The tractor made no mention other thatn to say open or closed. The motor plumbing was the answer. thanks for the direction.
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