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06-26-2012, 11:14 PM #11
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Re: GRAPPLE AND REAR REMOTES ON CT235
Thanks MtnView. I thought about a diverter, but I want to go the 3rd function route. The kits cost more, but they save time as they are essentially plug and play. I'm pretty much sold on the Construction Attachment kit, but I still have time to look around a little more.
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06-26-2012, 11:40 PM #12
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Re: GRAPPLE AND REAR REMOTES ON CT235
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06-26-2012, 11:52 PM #13
Originally Posted by MtnViewRanch
Bobcat CT235 with Deere Imatch, And a very bad addiction of attachments
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06-27-2012, 12:00 AM #14
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Re: GRAPPLE AND REAR REMOTES ON CT235
Thanks MtnView. I'll ask about that. From what I've read in the instructions, the smaller D03 kits aren't as problematic as the aftermarket kits in larger tractors with pressure compensated pumps and Load sensing. This C.A kit is essentially the same configuration as the WR LONG kit which is popular. I'm still learning with much more absorb.
F350 6.4 Dually, PJ 14K 20', PJ 3.5K
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06-27-2012, 12:18 AM #15
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I am in the process of buying a grapple. I added three spool valves to the back a few months ago (different tractor than yours) with an extra spool for the grapple. Once I get the grapple I will have custom hoses made. I have someone that makes them up to the length I measure off by routing a garden hose in the location I want the hydraulic hoses to go. I then use simple tye wraps to hold the hoses in place, because I am cheap.
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06-27-2012, 10:31 AM #16
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Re: GRAPPLE AND REAR REMOTES ON CT235
So what does that have to do with your 3rd function?
If you are using your OEM valve to control your grapple, detent of not and then use some sort of switch to control what function it is that you are using, then you have a diverter valve. Maybe I am just misunderstanding you?
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06-27-2012, 02:09 PM #17
In your last post you were saying about getting a flow restrictor. On the bobcats you have a variable flow on your rear outlets. you only have full flow when you put the lever in the detent position. So no need for a flow restrictor. As you can feather the grapple really good.
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06-27-2012, 03:34 PM #18
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Re: GRAPPLE AND REAR REMOTES ON CT235
catdozer ,
How are you using the 3rd function, and what does it control.
We understand you use the remotes to control the grapple, and you use the feather portion of the valve, but why do you use detent on the remote valve?
A 3ed function valve has control over what it is attached to. Always full flow, but can be regulated by engine rpm to some degree.
A diverter valve switches flow from one direction to another direction. The feather part of the valve feeding the diverter can be used.
Neither one of the valves has a relief, so must be added downstream of the FEL.J.J.
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06-27-2012, 03:46 PM #19
Whoops I understand now. I had a brain fart! Somehow I was totally thinking the wrong way!
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07-06-2012, 06:15 PM #20
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