rdgemmill
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Hi All,
I am a new owner to a '84 Ford 1910. I have been on a 30 HP utility tractor plenty in the past 30 years pulling a bush hog mowing pasture but now I am entering a new horizon in that I want to install an implement (Mesquite Puller) that needs 2 hydraulic circuits to function but I need the 3ph to remain functional at the same time. I have studied up on the service manual (downloaded online) and believe that if I tied into to the block on the right side of the tractor ( forward of the brake pedals, I think this is where you would tie in a FEL), I think would have to turn a valve to make the block ports live and therefore shut off hydraulic fluid to the 3ph, is my thinking correct? If what I think is correct, can anyone tell me if there is an easy solution to be able to run the 2 additional circuits and still keep the 3ph live? All help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
RDG
I am a new owner to a '84 Ford 1910. I have been on a 30 HP utility tractor plenty in the past 30 years pulling a bush hog mowing pasture but now I am entering a new horizon in that I want to install an implement (Mesquite Puller) that needs 2 hydraulic circuits to function but I need the 3ph to remain functional at the same time. I have studied up on the service manual (downloaded online) and believe that if I tied into to the block on the right side of the tractor ( forward of the brake pedals, I think this is where you would tie in a FEL), I think would have to turn a valve to make the block ports live and therefore shut off hydraulic fluid to the 3ph, is my thinking correct? If what I think is correct, can anyone tell me if there is an easy solution to be able to run the 2 additional circuits and still keep the 3ph live? All help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
RDG