TC45DA rear hydraulics to front grapple / plow.....

[gooffer69]

Well after I finally hooked up my BH7500 to the joystick directly so it's on all the time when I run my tractor I still have the rear remotes unused and I ran into a BobCat 70inch plow...... and really also want a grapple for moving around brush the pallet forks are only good to a point.

Because of the salad of hydraulic lines in the rear I would love to run the lines to the front very clean....

Any suggestions for coming off the rear remotes and running them up the loader to the center of the front brace ?... I want quick disconnects in the same place that the 16DL comes off .... rigid would be less mess specially going underneath. at least a 180 coming of the rear remotes that wasn't hose would be great...

suggestions please. I was thinking of using the mounting points of the bucket on the 16DL to run the lines.... just adding 2....

any ideas what the total distance is ?... haven't taken out the tape yet... well it will be 2 sections anyway the one on the loader and the one from the rear to the loader... time to hit the hose shop....

 

[gooffer69]

or anyone know a front blower that will handle only a flow rate of 9....

 

[gooffer69]

Another question have a friend with a TC35DA that has 758C that has a constant power loop sending hyrdaulic fluid to it, she complains she can only do one motion on the joystick at a time.... my woods on the other hand has dual feed and one return... and I can do 2 things at the same time... My thinking correct ?..... or nonsense ?

 

[Zebrafive]

Another question have a friend with a TC35DA that has 758C that has a constant power loop sending hyrdaulic fluid to it, she complains she can only do one motion on the joystick at a time.... my woods on the other hand has dual feed and one return... and I can do 2 things at the same time... My thinking correct ?..... or nonsense ?

Being able to do two things at once is a function of flow, how many gpm you have. Function taking the least pressure will move until it equals the function of the second function, then both will move if you have the flow.

 

[J_J]

Joystick spools are usually tandem and you should be able to do two things at the same time.

Using two spools at the same time will increase the time for each function because each spool is getting all the flow or at some ratio.

No idea what they mean by contant power loop.