Modemman
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What is the easiest and cheapist way to add an extra set of couplers on a Duetz Allis tractor?
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J_J
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Tell us what you have for hydraulics.
it has one pair of couplers already, but to run a round baler, i need two pair.
i have another tractor to bale with, but wanted to have both in case something happen to the other, i could bale with the other.
I have seen valves to put into the existing one, and uses electric switch to use two at a time, but it is kinda expensive to me. Any help would be appreciated, JJ. Thanks
i have another tractor to bale with, but wanted to have both in case something happen to the other, i could bale with the other.
I have seen valves to put into the existing one, and uses electric switch to use two at a time, but it is kinda expensive to me. Any help would be appreciated, JJ. Thanks
J_J
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If your valve is a mono block valve you will have to add another valve in series.
If it is a stacked valve, you can add to the stack.
A selector/diverter valve will take one input and provide two outputs. Use a switch to switch between which cyl or motor.
If it is a stacked valve, you can add to the stack.
A selector/diverter valve will take one input and provide two outputs. Use a switch to switch between which cyl or motor.
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Leejohn
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Did it come new with the one you have now or was it added later? Might be able to just get a 2 or 3 spool valve and replace the old one.