dfkrug
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- Santa Cruz Mtns, CA
- Tractor
- 05 Kioti CK30HST w/ Prairie Dog backhoe, XN08 mini-X
This thread has resurrected an issue I have with my Kioti's HST and HSTs
in general:
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/bobcat-tractors/165728-attacking-power-problem-ct225.html
This issue was talked about in other threads over the years, including this
one:
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...7703-what-going-hydrostatic-transmission.html
How does one increase the relief valve pressure? This applies to all the
M27 tractors (CK25/30/35, Bobcat CT225/230/235) as far as I can tell.
It has been reported that the CT235 uses a RV set at a higher pressure
than the other Bobcat M27s:
For the CT225/CT230, KRAZK reports that the HST RV is 280kg/cm2 (3980psi)
while the CT235 is 300 kgf/cm2, or 4260psi.
From page 4-37 of my CK25/30 service manual, it is:
280 kgf/cm2, which is 3980psi
I am still waiting for a report on the CK35 RV spec. Anyone have the
service manual?
So....I went out and removed my Forward RV, which is fairly easy, using
a 8mm Allen-head wrench. See pix.
The cap has a bizzare straight thread that measures 13/16-14tpi. The
RV itself is hand engraved to read "280". The valve has a screw-adjustment
that is welded at the end to keep it from loosening or being modified. It
can be reset after grinding off the weld, screwing the adjuster in and
rewelding. If the 300 kg/cm2 valve has the same dimensions, then it can be
used instead.
Now, we just need a guinea pig to make this mod. I have not, as I do not
yet have a guage over 4K psi, and it is not high priority.
in general:
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/bobcat-tractors/165728-attacking-power-problem-ct225.html
This issue was talked about in other threads over the years, including this
one:
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...7703-what-going-hydrostatic-transmission.html
How does one increase the relief valve pressure? This applies to all the
M27 tractors (CK25/30/35, Bobcat CT225/230/235) as far as I can tell.
It has been reported that the CT235 uses a RV set at a higher pressure
than the other Bobcat M27s:
For the CT225/CT230, KRAZK reports that the HST RV is 280kg/cm2 (3980psi)
while the CT235 is 300 kgf/cm2, or 4260psi.
From page 4-37 of my CK25/30 service manual, it is:
280 kgf/cm2, which is 3980psi
I am still waiting for a report on the CK35 RV spec. Anyone have the
service manual?
So....I went out and removed my Forward RV, which is fairly easy, using
a 8mm Allen-head wrench. See pix.
The cap has a bizzare straight thread that measures 13/16-14tpi. The
RV itself is hand engraved to read "280". The valve has a screw-adjustment
that is welded at the end to keep it from loosening or being modified. It
can be reset after grinding off the weld, screwing the adjuster in and
rewelding. If the 300 kg/cm2 valve has the same dimensions, then it can be
used instead.
Now, we just need a guinea pig to make this mod. I have not, as I do not
yet have a guage over 4K psi, and it is not high priority.