Electric diverter..

[dcyrilc]

I guess I missed the current page. You guys seem to be ahead of me.

 

[mjncad]

Based on my net surfing research on the Surplus Center valves is that the solenoids and spools are made by HydraForce and SC has the bodies made of aluminum by someone else. HydraForce doesn't show a complete valve like SC sells.

HydraForce Hydraulic Valves and Electro-Hydraulic Controls for Heavy Duty Mobile Off-Highway and Industrial Equipment

 

[jd2305cd]

Heres a diagram

That diverter's been sitting on my bench for 3-4 years, finally getting around to mount it!....

In don's wiring diagram:

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/hydraulics/146020d1258562807-electric-diverter-fasse-relay-jpg

Wouldn't this supply power to the valve at all times even when the tractors off, wouldn't i need a second relay first? That would provide power to the other relay only on ignition?

I finally mounted the diverter and got all the hoses in place, i'll take a picture and share shortly.

Bringing this thread back to life!!!

Thanks
--Craig

 

[jd2305cd]

Some pictures of the diverter mounted and plumbed..

 

[kennyd]

That diverter's been sitting on my bench for 3-4 years, finally getting around to mount it!....

In don's wiring diagram:

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/hydraulics/146020d1258562807-electric-diverter-fasse-relay-jpg

Wouldn't this supply power to the valve at all times even when the tractors off, wouldn't i need a second relay first? That would provide power to the other relay only on ignition?

I finally mounted the diverter and got all the hoses in place, i'll take a picture and share shortly.

Bringing this thread back to life!!!

Thanks
--Craig

Just hook the 12v lead (in the upper right corner) to a switched source in the fuse box.

 

[jd2305cd]

Just hook the 12v lead (in the upper right corner) to a switched source in the fuse box.

I have the non - A diverter which requires power all the time, if I wired it like that it would be drawing power. We put in another relay that triggers the diverter relay, temporally we wired in a switch on the joystick. Everything was working great when we finished up late last night, all I left to do is button up some of the wiring paths and add some more hydraulic fluid.