DiezNutz
Veteran Member
Hey Guys,
In the context of open-center Kubota implement loops, at least, I'm struggling to understand the subtle difference between
- PB port on a stack with PB
vs.
- Outlet port on a stack with NO PB (or PB plugged)
In each scenario, either port receives full flow of the Inlet port when all spools are neutral, right?
Aren't they both "cut off" from Inlet flow if one of the spools is diverting flow to a work port? (rendering the PB useless, really?)
I know the Outlet also gets "waste oil" from (e.g.,) the non-working port of a DA cylinder, but otherwise I don't see alot of difference.
I'm thinking no matter where I put the stack in the system, I don't really need a PB port... either just run the Outlet to my next set of valves or to the tank return.
Thanks in advance,
-DN
In the context of open-center Kubota implement loops, at least, I'm struggling to understand the subtle difference between
- PB port on a stack with PB
vs.
- Outlet port on a stack with NO PB (or PB plugged)
In each scenario, either port receives full flow of the Inlet port when all spools are neutral, right?
Aren't they both "cut off" from Inlet flow if one of the spools is diverting flow to a work port? (rendering the PB useless, really?)
I know the Outlet also gets "waste oil" from (e.g.,) the non-working port of a DA cylinder, but otherwise I don't see alot of difference.
I'm thinking no matter where I put the stack in the system, I don't really need a PB port... either just run the Outlet to my next set of valves or to the tank return.
Thanks in advance,
-DN