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Epic Contributor
- Joined
- May 27, 2006
- Messages
- 33,499
- Location
- Missouri
- Tractor
- Kubota M9540, Ford 3910FWD, Ford 555A, JD2210
You have been told correctly, the T idea won't work.
When using my backhoe I help anchor myself with the loader. So with the ball valve I would have to switch to the loader and ground myself, then switch back and run the hoe. Every time I want to move I'd have to repeat this. Make sure you locate the valve where it's easily accessible, mounted on a firm bracket so you don't have to hold it while turning the handle.
A PTO pump will cost $400 or more.
The backhoe reservoir is adequate or it wouldn't have been built that size. First objective is enough fluid to extend all cylinders at once without sucking air. Additional fluid is only used to maintain a cooler fluid temperature.
When using my backhoe I help anchor myself with the loader. So with the ball valve I would have to switch to the loader and ground myself, then switch back and run the hoe. Every time I want to move I'd have to repeat this. Make sure you locate the valve where it's easily accessible, mounted on a firm bracket so you don't have to hold it while turning the handle.
A PTO pump will cost $400 or more.
The backhoe reservoir is adequate or it wouldn't have been built that size. First objective is enough fluid to extend all cylinders at once without sucking air. Additional fluid is only used to maintain a cooler fluid temperature.