MX5100 3-remotes under $500 and TNT under $400. Details.
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No. For one thing, LD1 used a 10 gpm valve. (the Chief pump listed in his first post). You'd need a +16.2 gpm valve.
Start looking here: <a href="http://www.baileyhydraulics.com/Brand/Chief/Product-Type/Hydraulic-Valves-and-Accessories"></a>
Don't know about the rest of it except that I pretty much copied his design for my L4330.
Good luck!
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Design, hose routing, your loader valve, the manifold under the right foot floor board.....
.likely all the same but bigger fittings.
You are gonna need a bigger valve, and due to the larger size of the M, you likely need longer hoses as well and larger fittings to adapt
So basically, you can copy the design. Everything will be the same but you need bigger, larger, longer components
.likely all the same but bigger fittings.
You are gonna need a bigger valve, and due to the larger size of the M, you likely need longer hoses as well and larger fittings to adapt
So basically, you can copy the design. Everything will be the same but you need bigger, larger, longer components
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For top and tilt ONLY, there is no need for larger capacity valves or components. Look, there are flow restrictors in the parts list to slow movements down.
Of course, if the parts are undersized, and a DIFFERENT application were wanted, such as a log splitter or hydraulic motor etc. Then full flow would be nice.
I'm adding front and rear "remotes" to an old B7200 with these things in mind. Flow in, PB, and tank are all 1/2 inch steel tubing.
The spool valves are both plumbed in 3/8ths. I'm seldom in such a hurry I can't wait for the York rake to rise or fall, or the front blade or blower need to lift or drop more quickly.
Now a LOADER ,..... that can always use as much flow as you have available, but I assume that is covered by other hardware.
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Yes, there is still a need to match the valve to the 16gpm flow because the rating is more than just the work ports.
Anytime the tractor is running, the valve, being open center, will always have fluid passing through it and feeding the 3PH via power beyond.
prichard
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Exactly, you can't restrict flow through to PB.