Anyway to make my loader lift more

[kennyd]

I would like to make sure that my pressure relief valve is set within spec's (mines a month old) ....mostly just to ease my mind. Also, I want to understand the usual procedure/mechanics of a typical hydraulic circuit...as this is new to me in away..... (I've been in the HVAC business for 32 years now,I work with pressure/temperature everyday. I'm very well versed in electronic and pneumatic controls and these controls are one of my specialties). I should pick up on hydraulics fairly quick as its so similiar to pneumatics....just a different medium with different properties. But want to learn the everyday mechanics/procedures for it....as well as what is available (types of control valves ,etc) to achieve certain goals when designing a circuit.
thanks

my website is: airtechtyler.com

Looks here: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/john-deere-owning-operating/171394-hydro-pressure.html and/or search the term "gauge" here in the hydro forum and the JD forum. The you can start a new thread about your machine if you need to.

 

[some zilch]

is this ironpig from pirate?

 

[Kal130]

I myself, wouldn't worry to much about it. In case you were not aware, the government has stepped in and tried to save us from ourselves again. According to what I have learned the government has stipulated that any tractor with a loader that is sold now must be capable of surviving an idiot situation. First you must pick said max load up to the full height of the loader reach. You must then drive down a 15 degree grade. During this maneuver the back wheels must not teeter. I suppose if some DA hadn't done it in the past there wouldn't be a law, but I prefer the law of natural selection. I think most people would know better, but then again...