Help with Loader Valve IH 2400 and Cross SBA22

[Leejohn]

No I don't know. Yes I have all the hyd. needed just don't know how to do.

 

[J_J]

You should be able to find everything you need here.



Fit Rite Hydraulics - fitritehydraulics.com

 

[alchemy]

Are you talking down pressure on the loader or the 3pt?

If you are talking about 3pt, you will have no down pressure unless you have a TIP cyl, as in T-N-T.

If you are talking about loader, depending on bucket, with the lift arms all the way down, that might be ground level. Using a taller bucket and where the pins are located the bucket determines if you can get down pressure. Try putting a 4 x 4 under the bucket and applying down pressure.

Yes, talking about the loader. Ok, I'll try that.

 

[alchemy]

Are you talking down pressure on the loader or the 3pt?

If you are talking about 3pt, you will have no down pressure unless you have a TIP cyl, as in T-N-T.

How does that work? I need some down pressure on my 3pt when I do our road.

I have down pressure 3 point on my Belarus. It has a cylinder over top of the 3 point arms that pushes down when a lever is pulled back. The belarus does not have that "long stroke lever" for lift where it holds it in one place, whatever that's called. It has like a 3 or 4 position spool valve. 2nd or 3rd click back is down pressure. The clicks are so close I often get that woohoo feeling when I wasn't planning to hit down and it shoots me up in the air from behind. That cylinder could be what lifts up too. Not sure.

 

[J_J]

Yes, talking about the loader. Ok, I'll try that.

If the lift arms on your loader is at the mechanical stops, that is your limit for that bucket. Then the only way to lift the front end is to tilt the bucket down.

 

[alchemy]

If the lift arms on your loader is at the mechanical stops, that is your limit for that bucket. Then the only way to lift the front end is to tilt the bucket down.

Yes it will lift the tractor up if I set the bucket on something and tilt down. Only with tilt though. I also found the pressure can't be too bad because it will lift the back of my one ton dump truck. The truck weighs 7000#. I'd guess the back would equal about 2000. I didn't know a tractor loader would lift that much. So much for my search for a cheap outdoor forklift. If I would have known tractor loaders worked that well I would have got one along time ago , and a nicer one.

 

[J_J]

Which one of your tractors will lift that load?

 

[alchemy]

Which one of your tractors will lift that load?

That was the IH 2400 and it was at the edge of the front bucket under the trucks ball receiver.
I bet the 3 point will outlift my other 2 tractors too. The belarus, 1300 I think. The Ford a little more. This IH has more stout looking 3 pt than the others.

 

[alchemy]

JJ, btw, do you know if my hydraulics would run the mast from an old clark indoor forklift? I've thought about doing that for years. I thought about putting wheels at the base of the mast and mounting it to a 3 point.

 

[J_J]

JJ, btw, do you know if my hydraulics would run the mast from an old clark indoor forklift? I've thought about doing that for years. I thought about putting wheels at the base of the mast and mounting it to a 3 point.

Should be able to power a fork lift mast.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...04105455-3-pt-forklift-3pt-hitch-forklift.jpg

http://www.machinefinder.com/ww/en-US/machine/853679

Here are the hyd specs for the IH 2400

Hydraulics:
Type: open center
Capacity: -unknown-
Pressure: 2500 psi [172.4 bar]
Valve flow: 12 gpm [45.4 lpm]
Total flow: 12 gpm [45.4 lpm]
17 gpm [64.3 lpm] (reverser/hydro)
Steering flow: 2.5 gpm [9.5 lpm]