Hydraulic top link issues

[LD1]

That was painful to read and I honestly have no idea what you just said

 

[npalen]

Not very nice to say that. Now you go sit in the corner until you're ready to come out and tell Ryan you're sorry.

 

[ovrszd]

Not very nice to say that. Now you go sit in the corner until you're ready to come out and tell Ryan you're sorry.

I tell ya, he don't got no bedside manners at all.

 

[LD1]

Wasnt trying to be mean, but too many periods. Dont know if all that was typed on a smart phone or what? Cause on my phone if you hit the space bar twice....it automatically puts a period, sometimes unintentional. Made it very difficult to read, and I dont understand what was trying to be said.

 

[teg]

...I dont understand what was trying to be said.

I skipped over the whole thing, at least you tried to read it.

Edit, I recommend a Needle valve near the spool... this is what I used:
3/8 NPT 8 GPM PRINCE WFC-6 IN-LINE FLOW CONTROL

 

[ovrszd]

This shows my mentality level. I actually understood some of it. Although lengthy in description.

 

[94BULLITT]

Post #19, that was not me saying that. :no:

To the best of my knowledge, the only time that the return line being above std fluid level comes into play is with a float function valve. And not that that affects the float function, but after you go to use the cylinder in normal use there could be air inside the cylinder and would not work properly at first, but would take a few cycles to get the air out.

I was just curious to see what a hydraulics expert thought about it.


I doubt a manufacturer would offer a float valve if the return was above the fluid level in the tank.

 

[ovrszd]

I was just curious to see what a hydraulics expert thought about it.


I doubt a manufacturer would offer a float valve if the return was above the fluid level in the tank.

I would counter saying the majority of systems dump above the fluid level. I know my Ford does. Haven't confirmed the Kubota yet. But the valves are stacked on top of the 3pt cover with no external plumbing so am pretty sure it does too.

 

[94BULLITT]

I would counter saying the majority of systems dump above the fluid level. I know my Ford does. Haven't confirmed the Kubota yet. But the valves are stacked on top of the 3pt cover with no external plumbing so am pretty sure it does too.

Can you get a remote with float on a 9540?

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Can you get a remote with float on a 9540?

Yes you could get float detent valves on the 8540 & 9540 & 60 series tractors. The new M6 series tractors come with combo self cancelling & float valves.