What port is what

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jimmer2880

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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.
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This is the same spool, opposite side. In this pic, the rear of the tractor is on the right
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This is just a 3rd pic to try to help some more, taken from the front right side of the tractor:
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
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When I take number 2) off, there is what appears to be a small corrigated straw? Or it could be a very tight spring. Not 100% sure since I didn't want to remove it.

There doesn't appear to be anything in any of the other ? ports.

Under the port that I have labeled 2nd pressure releaf port, is a spring assembly like what's under the other pressure releaf port.
 
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That is going to be a tough one. My guess would be the second relief comes into play for position control of the 3PH. Can you get a shop manual on that unit?
 
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shaley said:
That is going to be a tough one. My guess would be the second relief comes into play for position control of the 3PH. Can you get a shop manual on that unit?

I could only wish for an english shop manual for this tractor. I was hoping that it looked similiar to somebody else's (Perhaps a John Deere?)
 
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jimmer2880 said:
When I take number 2) off, there is what appears to be a small corrigated straw? Or it could be a very tight spring. Not 100% sure since I didn't want to remove it.

There doesn't appear to be anything in any of the other ? ports.

Under the port that I have labeled 2nd pressure releaf port, is a spring assembly like what's under the other pressure releaf port.

I think your 2nd relief is really your proportional flow divider...

Check that...

I think the 2nd relief is really your priority flow divider...
And #2 is your proportional flow divider
...:D
 
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PaulChristenson said:
I think your 2nd relief is really your proportional flow divider...

Thank you for the answer.

However.... some how I haven't level-set my knowledge of tractor hydraulics quite low enough...... Think Barney level here :D

Is the proportional flow diverter what controls the speed of the 3pt implements?

Assuming I do have some auxilary ports somewhere on this puppy... what are the chances they they will not be effected by the proportional flow diverter setting? :cool:

Thanks again for all the help. Lord knows I need all I can get :rolleyes:
 
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Update from info I've dug up from the Yanmar section of this forum...

Ports 3 & 4 are stamped with an O and appear to be directly across from each other. So, They should be "Out" ports.

Port 1 is stamped with an I, making that the "In" port.

I suspect in order ot use the O ports, I would need to place a plug inside of the port number 4.
 
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PaulChristenson said:


I think your 2nd relief is really your proportional flow divider...

Check that...

I think the 2nd relief is really your priority flow divider...
And #2 is your proportional flow divider
...:D

OK - a couple of dumb questions....

Dumb question 1: what's the difference between a "priority flow divider" and a "proportional flow divider"?

Dumb question number 2: Assuming the either the priority flow or the proportional flow will give priority flow to one of the 2 "O" ports, which of the 2 "O" ports would get the "priority flow"?

thank you all! This is one great forum. I am completely humbled...
 
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Well, after reading some clips from a Yanmar Shop manual for a different model, with a different spool, I have found this out:

*** I still don't know what port 2 is for :eek: ***

1) I MUST insert a 1/4 - 18 Headless plug inside of port 4)

2) The spool has a "Main Relief Valve" and a "Safety Relief Valve". (Not a priority valve like I was hoping :( )

3) Port number 4) feeds the double acting valve spool

4) Port number 1) is the return from the double-acting cylinder valve spool "Power Beyond Port"

5) Port number 3) is for single acting cylinders

So, it looks like I will need an aux priority valve after all (as well as changing the layout of how things are plumbed).

I will update the drawing asap to show what I think I need now :)

thank everyone again & again for all your good information!
 

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