Lack of performance of my 16 LA FEL

[TV372]

Thanks Pine Ridge. It is a real great set up I will be using it this winter with my loader mounted snow plow.

 

[techinNY]

I Like the set up also. It appears to me that the button operates a electric diverter valve. So to operate the front aux you have to press and hold the button and engage either the tilt or the lift, then release the button to resume normal operation. I have been (lightly) trying to design a front aux that utilizes the high and low buttons on the loader control lever. Yes this would mean that in order to switch from high to low you would have to remove your hand from the control lever to use the switch on the right control pod but I think this would be a small price for not interupting the lift or tilt (if I am correct on how TV's set up works. I posted a question months ago about which hi/lo switch everyone uses and it came back that almost everyone used the loader control lever switches. I like the position of TV's valve due to the be ing up out of harms way, but don't like seeing it. I was thinking of building a bracket to mount the diverter valve under the tractor on the inside of the right hand loader brace that goes back to the rear axle. I would definately make some kind of shield for it to keep dirt and mud being flung by the front tire. If I were to build the skid plate like kcbarnes built I'd be halfway there by now. I know how I want to do the diverter valve, I just need to do more research and find one that will suit my application, but I've got bigger fish to fry, bigger bucks to hunt, (read more important projects to worry about) if you know what I mean. I'll keep you guys posted when I finally do!

 

[techinNY]

I checked out the pictures, NICE! I can't believe New Holland has not come up with some thing better than what they offer, hoses run all the way from one end of the tractor to the other. Over all I like the set up compared to NH's offering other than like I said to pineridge, I don't like seeing the valve, but that's my opinion. The installation is still nice and clean and neat, and I'm glad you posted it under NH so it reached as far as it did.

 

[TV372]

I do have plans to make a Brushed Aluminum cover for the soliniod valve. Just have got donw to the fab shop I used to work at. It was the most safe spot that my dealer located.

The dealer wanted to keep the hyd flow with the least amount of restriction. the hose on the out side is quick coupled underneath the floor boards for the power beyond for the backhoe. When the backhoe is off it get coupled to run the 3pth hyd.

I wanted to have the front aux circut live all the time. On the k@#*^a I had the front off of the rear aux circut ( which didnt have a hoe). So this was the way he came up with to keep the front live all the time.

 

[PineRidge]

TechinNY I am assuming that the Case front hyd. setup can also be used on a New Holland counterpart, yes, no, maybe?

Can you hear the gears turning in my head? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[duramax1]

I would like to thank everyone for their input. I have the correct bucket being delivered this Monday and also found the factory set relief valve was set a little low, made some adjustments. With the skidsteer bucket I went back to the same bank and with the balast in the back tires it started to lift the back end up. So hopefully with the new bucket and the relief valve set properly everything will be fine. Again thanks

 

[techinNY]

If you are talking about a kit for the RED TC's, I would assume so. I am guessing Case will sell it for less than NH?

 

[TV372]

If you are talking about a kit for the RED TC's.

techinNY & Pine Ridge remember that my front aux hyd set up was designed by my dealer not CNH.