I am looking into the options for rear remotes on a B3030. I've read much about different types of valves so I want to make sure I don't get the wrong set-up, or end up with a system that will not allow me to operate different types of implements.
I understand, I think, that for a TnT I would want 2 double-action (DA)valves. I believe these will have to be open center. Is that correct? These type of valves could then be used for any implement that used double-action cylinders.
However, how would that work if I had an implement that required a pressure supply? For instance, I'm thinking there may be a 3PH wood splitter in my future. Wouldn't this require hydraulic pressure and use it's own valve for cylinder actuation (or do they always use a PTO-driven pump and separate hydraulic system)? How could I make use of the rear remotes to operate the log splitter if the valves are both for DA cylinders?
What other kinds of valves are commonly used? I see many different descriptions in the Surplus Center catalog but am unfamiliar with the terminology.
I appreciate any and all comments.
KTM300
I understand, I think, that for a TnT I would want 2 double-action (DA)valves. I believe these will have to be open center. Is that correct? These type of valves could then be used for any implement that used double-action cylinders.
However, how would that work if I had an implement that required a pressure supply? For instance, I'm thinking there may be a 3PH wood splitter in my future. Wouldn't this require hydraulic pressure and use it's own valve for cylinder actuation (or do they always use a PTO-driven pump and separate hydraulic system)? How could I make use of the rear remotes to operate the log splitter if the valves are both for DA cylinders?
What other kinds of valves are commonly used? I see many different descriptions in the Surplus Center catalog but am unfamiliar with the terminology.
I appreciate any and all comments.
KTM300
