Hydraulics qustion
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oldnslo
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On what??
duffer
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Assuming you're wanting to add them to your tractor, you need to look at your hydraulic valve assembly to see if you have a "power beyond" port, as well as a output and backflow port for the additional lines. If not, you'll need to replace (or possibly add) another valve body in order to operate add't'l ports effectively.
You can't just go and add a "T" to an existing line like you can for adding a water line to your house.
You can't just go and add a "T" to an existing line like you can for adding a water line to your house.
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Summit hydraulics has good info on this. I've had good experience with both their products and presales support.
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Not hard if you know what you are doing and have the ports on the tractor. One of mine needed a power beyond spool and the other was a CaseIH kit that just bolted on. One was cheap and the other about $650. Guess which one.