How Massey Ferguson GC 1723 & 1725 hydraulics are plumbed

   / How Massey Ferguson GC 1723 & 1725 hydraulics are plumbed
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Nice work. I used to draw one-line hydraulic diagrams for work that were more pictorial with valve layouts, labeled ports, hose sizes, etc., used in a production environment where JIC schematics were not necessary but helped speed of assembly. I will find one somewhere and post back. Any chance you could do this 😁
I can try; thx.
 
   / How Massey Ferguson GC 1723 & 1725 hydraulics are plumbed #22  
These diagrams and pictures are amazing.
I plan to add rear remotes to my GC1723E and these are extremely helpful.

Thanks.
 
   / How Massey Ferguson GC 1723 & 1725 hydraulics are plumbed
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#23  
Nice work. I used to draw one-line hydraulic diagrams for work that were more pictorial with valve layouts, labeled ports, hose sizes, etc., used in a production environment where JIC schematics were not necessary but helped speed of assembly. I will find one somewhere and post back. Any chance you could do this 😁

I can try; thx.

Hi @polarred21,

Can you send a sample of what you have in mind?

Thx, Dick
 
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   / How Massey Ferguson GC 1723 & 1725 hydraulics are plumbed
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These diagrams and pictures are amazing.
I plan to add rear remotes to my GC1723E and these are extremely helpful.

Thanks.

Thank you and welcome to both the Forum and the "GC Club".

I am remiss in posting any of the diagrams for my ongoing updates with remotes (a work still in progress). However, basically you have to break into the "power beyond" line (#6) from the loader valve to the backhoe (assuming you have one), otherwise the "power beyond" line (#11) from the loader valve back to the "control valve", to feed the new rear remotes valve(s). All must be in series and the valve(s) need to be open center and have power beyond capability. You also need to add a drain/return line back to the sump (transaxle housing) and this can be tee'd into an existing one.

Good luck and please update us with your progress, Dick
 
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Hi @polarred21,

Can you send a sample of what you have in mind?

Thx, Dick
My apologies, I have to access my old .dwg files at work, but I will get you some samples of what I was referring to.

Here is something atypical from a 3rd function kit, would need to know what all the GC valves look like if available.

WR Long Atypical Hydraulics Drawing.jpg
 
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My apologies, I have to access my old .dwg files at work, but I will get you some samples of what I was referring to.

Here is something atypical from a 3rd function kit, would need to know what all the GC valves look like if available.

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Wow, that's a tough order; I'm not particularly adept at freehand drawings. I can certainly send you photos of the valves either here or by email if that's what you're asking for. And yes, I can work with *.dxf (or *.igs) files.
 

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