Regen on single acting cyl.

Hooked_on_HP · Oct 17, 2009

Ther must be a difference in valves because I have regen all the time no matter how little or much I move the joy stick. I know some valves don't have regen. I could switch the diverter to the up down side of the valve.
Bill

Willl · Oct 17, 2009

Hooked_on_HP said:
I could switch the diverter to the up down side of the valve.

Thou not a SA cyl, I did exactly this on my 790 for my grapple.

Hooked_on_HP · Oct 18, 2009

I ended up using the cyl. from my grapple to angle the snow blade. Every thing works fine and I didn't have to buy another cyl. I can swich it back and forth as needed.
Bill

J_J · Oct 19, 2009

Just a little data on regen valves.

http://www.hwhcorp.com/ml37939.pdf

beenthere · Oct 21, 2009

J_J said:
Yes, you can use the regen valve, but why would any one purchase a regen valve not to use it for the intended purpose. It cost more for one thing, and some people will not even know what it is supposed to do , or why it is on that machine. Those valves should have a lock out to prevent anyone from using the regen section.

JJ
I think you missed the original post.
He wants to use the existing loader valves with his angling plow.
Not purchase a regen valve to add to the system, just not be tripped up with his existing regen valve.

J_J · Oct 21, 2009

beenthere said:
JJ
I think you missed the original post.
He wants to use the existing loader valves with his angling plow.
Not purchase a regen valve to add to the system, just not be tripped up with his existing regen valve.

His question was. Can I use.

I said. Yes you can. He already has regen capability.