jimmer2880
Platinum Member
Sorry for my complete ignorance. I'm still learning a lot about the hydraulics on this Yanmar F16d.
I will be mounting a loader and adding power steering within the next couple of weeks. I know that many of the loader installers just have you cut the main hard-line, using compresison fittings to bypass to the loader valve spool. But, I'm not a big fan of that.
My main hard-line comes out of the pump, directly into the 3pt spool (if you can really call it a spool?). There appear to be a couple free ports on the spool. I was wondering if I can come off of one of them (and probably return into another?) for my priority valve to split the circuit for my PS and my Loader spool?
Or, am I even luckier, and is it possible that there is a PS port already on the spool?
in this picture, the rear of the tractor is on the left side.
This is the same spool, opposite side. In this pic, the rear of the tractor is on the right
This is just a 3rd pic to try to help some more, taken from the front right side of the tractor:
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I will be mounting a loader and adding power steering within the next couple of weeks. I know that many of the loader installers just have you cut the main hard-line, using compresison fittings to bypass to the loader valve spool. But, I'm not a big fan of that.
My main hard-line comes out of the pump, directly into the 3pt spool (if you can really call it a spool?). There appear to be a couple free ports on the spool. I was wondering if I can come off of one of them (and probably return into another?) for my priority valve to split the circuit for my PS and my Loader spool?
Or, am I even luckier, and is it possible that there is a PS port already on the spool?
in this picture, the rear of the tractor is on the left side.

This is the same spool, opposite side. In this pic, the rear of the tractor is on the right

This is just a 3rd pic to try to help some more, taken from the front right side of the tractor:

Any help would be greatly appreciated.