Ym1401King
Bronze Member
Hello,
I have a question to all of you tractor geniuses. I am building a pull-type scraper blade. I will use a hydraulic ram to lift and lower the wheels. But, I need to know how to adapt a single hydraulic control into my tractor to lift and lower the wheels. What size of valve do I need? (gpm requirements, psi, etc.) When I get it done, I am also adding a valve later on for the loader that I am building. If you go to the following site, you can see plans for a loader: http://www.p.f.engineering.50megs.com
The loader that they have there has its own oil tower, but the plans are $50. I have a brother in a college welding class that needs a project. He will use the robotic welder, and weld the loader, and my mom is 1/8 owner in a steel company, so most of my steel is pennies on the dollar. Should cost me about $100 in steel for the loader, and then the rest will be for the loader hydraulics. Enough babbling.
Anyway, please answer my question if you can.
Thanks for your time.
Aric
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I have a question to all of you tractor geniuses. I am building a pull-type scraper blade. I will use a hydraulic ram to lift and lower the wheels. But, I need to know how to adapt a single hydraulic control into my tractor to lift and lower the wheels. What size of valve do I need? (gpm requirements, psi, etc.) When I get it done, I am also adding a valve later on for the loader that I am building. If you go to the following site, you can see plans for a loader: http://www.p.f.engineering.50megs.com
The loader that they have there has its own oil tower, but the plans are $50. I have a brother in a college welding class that needs a project. He will use the robotic welder, and weld the loader, and my mom is 1/8 owner in a steel company, so most of my steel is pennies on the dollar. Should cost me about $100 in steel for the loader, and then the rest will be for the loader hydraulics. Enough babbling.
Anyway, please answer my question if you can.
Thanks for your time.
Aric
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