Deere 2520 & CMI Dump Trailer

[kennyd]

I would seem that if one were to employ the PB port in the Eaton valve that there would be on line going IN another to the tank via OUT and another to the 3PH via the PB port.

Yes, that is what I have been trying to say:mur:, but there is no readily available tank port.

Good luck getting it plumbed in, hopefully you can post some pictures for us

 

[sneaky]

Just exploring the options and configs. I'll post some photos of the whole operation hopefully in the next couple of weeks. Thanks again for the help!

 

[sneaky]

Out of curiosity, if the Eaton remote uses the current Deere PB in/out ports, how will my log splitter behave being connected to a spool on the Eaton given the log splitter has its own valve?

Thanks!

 

[kennyd]

Out of curiosity, if the Eaton remote uses the current Deere PB in/out ports, how will my log splitter behave being connected to a spool on the Eaton given the log splitter has its own valve?

Thanks!

Not sure what you mean by "behave"? Once you connect the splitter-you just bungee the handle down on the valve it's connected to, the fluid will flow through the splitter and control will be from the splitter valve. No surprises, no drama:thumbsup:

 

[sneaky]

Thanks, Kenny. Sometimes I don't know behave either..... Still learning to use the right lingo.

So, the bungee keeps the valve "on".

Actually, Brad? seems to have done something interesting in the Machine Underground forum. But for some odd reason, I cannot post the link! :confused2:

 

[kennyd]

Thanks, Kenny. Sometimes I don't know behave either..... Still learning to use the right lingo.

So, the bungee keeps the valve "on".

Actually, Brad? seems to have done something interesting in the Machine Underground forum. But for some odd reason, I cannot post the link! :confused2:

Linking to other tractor forums is taboo...that's the reason you can't.

Yes, the bungee keeps the fluid flowing through the splitter valve.