Today at 11:45 AM / Hydrostat and braking #21 C CalG Super Member Joined Sep 29, 2011 Messages 5,838 Location vermont Tractor Hurlimann 435, Fordson E27n, Bolens HT-23, Kubota B7200, Kubota B2601 Flogger said: Pretty sure if you have a loader you wouldn’t like it without a declutch. Put a bypass switch in it so you can shut it off. Click to expand... I was under the impression the OP had a compact tractor. I guess I need to read more carefully.
Flogger said: Pretty sure if you have a loader you wouldn’t like it without a declutch. Put a bypass switch in it so you can shut it off. Click to expand... I was under the impression the OP had a compact tractor. I guess I need to read more carefully.
Today at 12:52 PM / Hydrostat and braking #22 O oldnslo Super Member Joined Jan 20, 2010 Messages 8,131 Location Northern, IL Tractor Branson 2400H, JD X540 Flogger said: Most operate a valve that returns the oil to tank. A second switch wired across the original would gib you the option of shutting of the declutch. Click to expand... Do you have hydraulic schematic for this circuit? Just curious since not familiar with an unloading circuit that allows hydrostat to free wheel.
Flogger said: Most operate a valve that returns the oil to tank. A second switch wired across the original would gib you the option of shutting of the declutch. Click to expand... Do you have hydraulic schematic for this circuit? Just curious since not familiar with an unloading circuit that allows hydrostat to free wheel.