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08-10-2010, 10:57 PM #1
Installed restricted orifice on my hydraulic toplink today
I finally got around to installing a couple of restrictive orifices on my hydraulic toplink today. MAN, what a difference that makes!
Probably only needed one, but I put one on each line.
I gave it a heavy workout today mowing a 300' ditch. Had to back into the ditch on each side. Mowed 6' at a time... up and down, up and down.
I couldn't find the orifices when I installed the HTL. Was a pain to use... really jumped down hard, even when finessing the controls. The HTL is sweet now! Got a little warm, but the workout it got today is not normal.Kubota M8540HD12-1 (2010), R4s with 3 Sets of Weights, 2 Remotes (SCD & FD), Rear Work Light and Down Exhaust
Kubota LA1353 FEL with QA 72" Bucket, Self Leveling Valve and 3rd Function Remote
CCM Category II Hydraulic Toplink with Flow Restrictors
Kubota QA 48" Pallet Forks
Kubota M8180 Ballast Box filled with concrete (1,800 lb)
Land Pride QH-20 Quick Hitch
Land Pride RCR2672 6' Rotary Cutter
Land Pride GS2596 8' Grading Scraper
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08-11-2010, 07:50 AM #2Platinum Member
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Re: Installed restricted orifice on my hydraulic toplink today
What did you use to restrict it? Pictures?
Pete'09 JD4520 Cab (60HP), '97 KubotaB21 TLB (21HP), MX6 rotary mower, SB1106 6' Sickle Bar, BB3272 6' box blade, GradeMaster 7' Landplane, 6' landscape rake, Woods GTC 40" tiller, PHD 9" auger, 4' x 8' chain harrow, '90 JD318 (18HP gas) with 48" MM mower, 54" front blade, 47" snowblower.
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08-11-2010, 08:06 AM #3
Re: Installed restricted orifice on my hydraulic toplink today
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08-11-2010, 09:52 AM #4Veteran Member
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Re: Installed restricted orifice on my hydraulic toplink today
would be nice to hear about your setup.....
Generally speakin, there are a few things to take into concideration when setting up a restrictor...
...do you need restriction on both extend and retract?
...if there are inertia or gravity forces involved, meter out restriction is to prefere to prevent cavitation
...controlling pump flow, be careful using meter out restriction on rod side...need pressure calculations....
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08-11-2010, 10:15 AM #5
Re: Installed restricted orifice on my hydraulic toplink today
I will take some pictures tonight. Didn't think about that.
Pretty much your basic setup:
CCM HTL with "double piloted check valve"
Hoses going to/from HTL and rear remote valve
Inline restrictor to restrict flow Swivel Adapter, 3/8 in. Restricted Male Pipe x 3/8 in. Female Pipe Swivel - 1818147 | Tractor Supply CompanyKubota M8540HD12-1 (2010), R4s with 3 Sets of Weights, 2 Remotes (SCD & FD), Rear Work Light and Down Exhaust
Kubota LA1353 FEL with QA 72" Bucket, Self Leveling Valve and 3rd Function Remote
CCM Category II Hydraulic Toplink with Flow Restrictors
Kubota QA 48" Pallet Forks
Kubota M8180 Ballast Box filled with concrete (1,800 lb)
Land Pride QH-20 Quick Hitch
Land Pride RCR2672 6' Rotary Cutter
Land Pride GS2596 8' Grading Scraper
BAC Industries BG-10 Post/Tree Puller

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08-12-2010, 06:22 AM #6
Re: Installed restricted orifice on my hydraulic toplink today
My HTL shipped from Surplus Center yesterday. I plan to put a restrictor in from the get-go.
Also, kennyd convinced me to get an iMatch and modify all my implements to fit the iMatch and be done with it. Time to dust off the MIG and Plasma Cutter.
I figure that a HTL mated to an iMatch that fits all my implements will be SWEET!!!
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08-12-2010, 07:31 AM #7John Deere 4110HST
FEL, MMM, FEL Forks (homemade),I-Match, Ballast Box, #380 plow (modified to fit), Markham LD-48 Grapple, Trac-Vac 854 and lots of other STUFF.
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08-12-2010, 09:26 AM #8Platinum Member
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Re: Installed restricted orifice on my hydraulic toplink today
rjkobbeman, tnx for reply. I have a CCM top link and side link. I also have an iMatch.
I too am a kennyd and jenkinsph listener and convert.
Pete'09 JD4520 Cab (60HP), '97 KubotaB21 TLB (21HP), MX6 rotary mower, SB1106 6' Sickle Bar, BB3272 6' box blade, GradeMaster 7' Landplane, 6' landscape rake, Woods GTC 40" tiller, PHD 9" auger, 4' x 8' chain harrow, '90 JD318 (18HP gas) with 48" MM mower, 54" front blade, 47" snowblower.
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08-13-2010, 10:38 PM #9Elite Member
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Re: Installed restricted orifice on my hydraulic toplink today
eepete, your rig sure looks nice.
I have a question though, do you find that your top link is to long? In the picture it looks like you can't get much forward tilt, is that the case or not even needed in your situations?
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08-14-2010, 11:10 AM #10Platinum Member
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Re: Installed restricted orifice on my hydraulic toplink today
Picture is worth 1000 words, here's 4000 words worth of answer
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I still have the manual side link on the other side, so if I want to get out of the cab I can bias the side to side tilt a bit more.
The hoses going up for the tilt are a little odd. This winter I'll look at getting them to re-direct under the tractor and not so they are touching the rear window of the cab. jenkinsph has his set up that way, it's cleaner.
Pete'09 JD4520 Cab (60HP), '97 KubotaB21 TLB (21HP), MX6 rotary mower, SB1106 6' Sickle Bar, BB3272 6' box blade, GradeMaster 7' Landplane, 6' landscape rake, Woods GTC 40" tiller, PHD 9" auger, 4' x 8' chain harrow, '90 JD318 (18HP gas) with 48" MM mower, 54" front blade, 47" snowblower.
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