NH 3045 Remote Hydraulics Question

[J_J]

https://www.surpluscenter.com/Instruct/I9-4158-15.pdf.

This valve will provide a priority flow of 1.5 GPM. If you want more flow, select another valve with the GPM you want to go to the grapple.

https://www.surpluscenter.com/sort.asp?catname=hydraulic&keyword=HADI

You have an input port to this valve, and a control flow out the CF port, which would go to your remote valve for the grapple. The excess flow would go to the next valve or tank.

 

[donjal]

I am trying to get a reply from J_J who has proven to be an expert on hydraulics, so hear goes. To whom ever this goes to: I have a NH 3045 tractor. I would like to hook a 3pt woodsplitter to it. The woodsplitter has its own forward and backward valve. It is suggested that I have the splitter return fluid directed through the fill plug opening on the hydraulic reservoir of the tractor. I am looking for a female quick coupling that would screw into the fill opening. Any sources for such a coupling?? The local Kabota dealer said they mounted one on a Kabota, but can't remember where they got it. Thanks for any help. donjal

 

[J_J]

You can go directly to the fill cap, or just tee into one of the return hoses.

Be aware that QD's in the main flow path will cause a dead head if uncoupled inadvertently.

The tractor FEL relief may safeguard the hyd system.

 

[donjal]

Thank you J.J. for the response, do you have any idea where I could get such a coupling that would fit into the fill cap hole??? Thank you DonJal

 

[J_J]

Can you get another fill cap and drill out a hole for a return hose?

Look at the threads and size of the opening for the fill port, and match up something.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

I'm pretty sure that you can to it with pipe fittings. A female tee, a nipple, a barbed nipple. Screw it all together and still use your dip stick, just need to remark the fluid levels. There are other ways that it can be done, but all of these fittings should be at your local hardware store.

Good luck.

 

[donjal]

Thanks J.J. DonJ

 

[donjal]

Thanks MtnViewRanch, I will try. DonJal