Remote Hydraulics on Ford NAA

trentonford3000 · Nov 13, 2013

I was wondering if you could just run it off of the Bleeding thing on the top of the transmission (I am not sure about this as i have never used it) but the naa i have has been in the family its whole life and has had a loader on it back in the day. the loader was ran off of this i think due to my seeings of the set up You would have to chain the threepoint and would need to find a spring to return the splitter The piece is out of the top of the transmission and has a 90 on it then its sealed with a plug

Kirk-NJ · Nov 14, 2013

I assume you are talking about an elbow on top of the top cover(hydraulics) and not the transmission. The loader was probably a hydraulic lift with no down pressure, a gravity down with a trip bucket. You would have to find some way to return piston. It's painfully slow. With a 3pt splitter it would be harder to chain down the 3pt but not impossible. I don't think you will be happy with this system but it's your call.
kirk

Soundguy · Nov 14, 2013

i just chain thru the knuckles to the axle.

agreed.. slow.. but does work.

i have 1-arm laoder on a naa with a modified top cover and a logsplitter valve.

2.8gpm baby..

trentonford3000 · Nov 14, 2013

You hit the nail right in the head and those were the problems that i was thinking about but it is an option

tessiers · Nov 27, 2013

I have remote on mine, don't chain the 3 point either, it is all through the plate under the seat, have to plug 1 port and drill and tap another externally. Slow but it folds my 4 rotor tedder, and will lift the cutter head on my mower, that's all I really wanted anyways. Here is how I did it.

http://www.ntractorclub.com/howtos/pdfs/RemHydrMod2.pdf