istalli p/s on b7100

[robbieo11]

like i said a little more sheetmetal work i want to make a cover to go under the wheel to clean up how it looks. and paint it up chay it is a work machine and i have about $150 into the conversion i need a tie rod for cylinder

 

[robbieo11]

all lookers and no responses hmmm u all must thnk it is s!@# well it probaly loks that way HOWEVER it does work

 

[crbr]

I think it looks great!


Some of these guys don't know how to appreciate the finer mowing decks in life.

I have enjoyed reading about your project. Thanks for the pics. Actually, I'd like to see a pic of the entire tractor.

 

[Egon]

Nothing wrong with the way it looks.
Whats really important is the arm and shoulder relief.

 

[RichNJKubota]

Looks like you did alot of work in a short amount of time. A little paint and it'll look new.

 

[charlz]

So how did you end up tapping into your hydraulics? did you go for the tractor hydraulics or the loader hydraulics?

Interesting that you decided to put the steering valve right behind the steering wheel. I was expecting to see something more like the ebay link someone posted recently for the b7300 power steering conversion where the steering valve is down where the gear box normally sits.

So how does that steering valve work? Just like a car where you turn it a bit and the cylinder extends a bit or if you turn it a bit and hold it the cyclinder will keep extending till you 'center' the steering wheel?

Thanks for the pics!

Charles

 

[robbieo11]

well i have mowed wow rightaround trees yeha
i loaded a trailer
i see no difference loaded or empty bucket
it steers great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[bx23barry]

That is pretty kool. I like the way the cylinder replaces the drag link instead of the tie rod. Makes a simple install.

 

[sandman2234]

As Charlz asked, it would be of interest to know how you tapped into the hydraulic system. I have a mower with hydraulic steering that has all these parts and am trying to figure out if they can be converted to use on a small tractor. I have a couple of people interested in the system but I wanted to confirm it will work for them.
David from jax

 

[robbieo11]

I actualy used the inder the was designed for air yes it states right on it air cylinder. it was the only would my brotherin law had. a new one is like 400 it has to be custom made.

from the pump the is a line and it has a block onit that block is not a straight through it has a in and out the inline runs to the laoder valve and back out through on outside via the p.b port and goes back tothe 3 point lift iconnected the p port on danfoss unit to p.b port on loader valve. then from t port n danfoss to the block where the pb line was.

i dont think u will be ableto tap into hydro it depends on psi i think is only like 20psi for the lines from hdro to cooler