Hello BreakerFixer, After operating commercial grade hydraulics, the home owner grade are a step down as they as only adequately sized. You are stuck with what you have.
For future reference,
:look at the hydraulics spec: type, ie closed centre(can lift AND curl to keep bucket level MANUALLY), open centre is 1 or the other, not both.
: pump FLOW, (note, some tractor have 2 pumps for specific jobs,ie power steering is separate from scv, 3ph and loader hydraulics.) Result: the total flow sounds good until you subtract the power steering etc and suddenly the loader/scv turns out average. Flow to loader and scv are what count(high demand). 3ph demand is low.
Also you would want 2scv minimum, 3 or 4 is better to future proof. It is much cheaper to get scv and 3rd service up front than retro fit.
Good Luck
For future reference,
:look at the hydraulics spec: type, ie closed centre(can lift AND curl to keep bucket level MANUALLY), open centre is 1 or the other, not both.
: pump FLOW, (note, some tractor have 2 pumps for specific jobs,ie power steering is separate from scv, 3ph and loader hydraulics.) Result: the total flow sounds good until you subtract the power steering etc and suddenly the loader/scv turns out average. Flow to loader and scv are what count(high demand). 3ph demand is low.
Also you would want 2scv minimum, 3 or 4 is better to future proof. It is much cheaper to get scv and 3rd service up front than retro fit.
Good Luck