How else can I use this control

[rasorbackq]

What I think I was told on here was this was a Power beyond control.
I use this to use the tractor hydraulics to run the back Hoe. Hook up the hoe and bungee the arm down provide fluid to the hoe and not the 3 pth This arm can also be lifted to relieve pressure to release the fitting.
Is there anything else I can do with this valve?
Can I run any implement ?
Say a single hydraulic line dump trailer!!

 

[J_J]

It looks like a stacked open center aux valve.

You should be able to use it to control a cyl or hyd motor.

I don't believe it is PB. Did the instructions that came with it, say anything about pressure ratings?

Four ports, IN, OUT, two work ports, and a relief valve.

Normally you can't use a valve without PB in a series flow path unless it is the last valve.

You have any idea of brand name or model number.

 

[rasorbackq]

Contacted the maker of the tractor.
He says its just a hydraulic control.
Hook up the implement and say for a blower chute lift or lower the lever to rotate left of right.
The valve has a red cable tie on one port I match that to the red cable tie on the hoe hose But is that the output or return.
What would happen if the lines were reversed?

 

[J_J]

You could damage the valve.

 

[rasorbackq]

How do I tell which is the return.
seems both of these lines run back to the 3 pth set up

 

[J_J]

If you disconnect both hoses and start the tractor, the pressure line will pump fluid. The other line is the out/return and that line feeds the 3pt.

Your dealer should know about PB and if he did you wrong, then that is between you and him. For instance, if the valves cracks open, is it his fault or yours.

 

[pat32rf]

I think what Rasor meant was if he hooks the lines up in reverse, what happens....I believe that what he hooks up would run in reverse. IE a cylinder would expand instead of contract, a motor would run forward when you expect reverse, etc

 

[rasorbackq]

Correct Pat32RF but who knows if the fluid is pumped in reverse it may damage the control.

 

[J_J]

I think what Rasor meant was if he hooks the lines up in reverse, what happens....I believe that what he hooks up would run in reverse. IE a cylinder would expand instead of contract, a motor would run forward when you expect reverse, etc

You can connect work ports any way you want, but the IN and OUT ports need to be correct.