Hydraulic valve: Which one?

[npalen]

I recommend you get these. Very good valves and you can get what you need. I highly recommend that you get both of your T&T valves with the float feature. Then the 3rd just a spring return to center valve for most implement cylinders.

If you want, I can set you up with the valves and couplers.

That's a neat coupler body in your picture, Brian. Is that something new on the market?

 

[MtnViewRanch]

That's a neat coupler body in your picture, Brian. Is that something new on the market?

If you are talking about the 3 set coupler-mount, new as in a piece that I build. I have the couplers mounted so that they are break away units. No collars to fool with. Just push the male end in and you are connected. Simply pull on the hose and coupler and it disconnects. If you forget to disconnect from an implement and drive away, the couplers will disconnect on their own. No more broken hoses or mounts.

Clean, simple, EASY. :thumbsup:

 

[Oldoak]

"If you forget to disconnect from an implement and drive away"

Or if the drawbar pin works it's way out because you didn't use a clip or wire to prevent that situation from happening and you leave the implement you were pulling far behind in the field.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

"If you forget to disconnect from an implement and drive away"

Or if the drawbar pin works it's way out because you didn't use a clip or wire to prevent that situation from happening and you leave the implement you were pulling far behind in the field.

Spoken from a man with first hand experience. :drink: