Two hydraulic questions

[SSdoxie]

If you have no use for the Powerbeyond now but think you may use later then connect those to outlet together with short hoses and "T" fitting then run it to tank. Later on if you wish to connect another valve in the system, disconnect hose from the Powerbeyond and run it to the other valve.

 

[rockinmywaypa]

JJ
The intended purpose is going to be a silage stuffer similar in end result to an agway bagger but I am using a garbage compactor principle to achieve the packing. I am planning a square pusher operating like a wood splitter, in and out that the feed will drop down in front of when it's back and builds up on top as it cycles. I will be adding a valve that has an automatic flipper downstream to cycle the cylinder similar to a hydraulic manure pump but I want these valves to turn everything on and off. I will have a hydraulic motor powering the wagon and another motor powering a conveyor loading the hopper chamber. I have one flow control and need another yet to control unloading volume entering the chamber. So far I have picked up most of what I need if I can make it all work together. That motor pictured can be used on the conveyor and it will be stationary enough not to cause a problem with an extra drain hose.

 

[J_J]

Don't know where in the flow path you will put the PB valve, but all the valves that feed downstream operations should have PB.

Certain operations should be thought out, so if using a valve up stream, it could use all the fluid and none for the other valves.

If you have to split some circuits, you can do that also to insure delivery.

They make a priority valve for something like this, to ensure the important functions have fluid available.