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Old 01-16-2016, 12:49 PM
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After a few trips to the outfit that sells Hydraulics and orders from the Surplus Store, the bugger is done. I ordered the hydraulic coupling to replace the ones on the tractor because it was an oddball size and no one carried them. Finally found one designed to mount on the metal plate on front of the machine. Safeway S41-2P is the male and S45-2P is the female. It will take 4 one inch C-clips to mount the receptacle onto the plate. Good thing we have not had enough snow to plow.
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Old 01-16-2016, 02:21 PM
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Looks good, as soon as I find a 2 spool valve that doesn't cost an arm and a leg I will be doing this to my plow.
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Looks good, as soon as I find a 2 spool valve that doesn't cost an arm and a leg I will be doing this to my plow.
2 spools 1 with float, are not cheap. this is a Valve 2 Spool Loader P40 Chief 220956. Cost about $150. I used this on my plow mod. and it works great. One for power angle and the float for up and down. I will post the plow and hydraulic mod. soon.
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Looks good, as soon as I find a 2 spool valve that doesn't cost an arm and a leg I will be doing this to my plow.
X2 Every one I have found the price tag is crazy
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Find a 2 spool on a John Deere 300 or 317 type tractor. The valve is small and can be used in place of the original Cub valve. One side of the valve has the "float" capability. This valve is plentiful and can be had for a reasonable price. I know where there are several JD parts tractors.
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Find a 2 spool on a John Deere 300 or 317 type tractor. The valve is small and can be used in place of the original Cub valve. One side of the valve has the "float" capability. This valve is plentiful and can be had for a reasonable price. I know where there are several JD parts tractors.
I'm actually looking for an JD h3 valve so I can have independent rear lift.
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After a few trips to the outfit that sells Hydraulics and orders from the Surplus Store, the bugger is done. I ordered the hydraulic coupling to replace the ones on the tractor because it was an oddball size and no one carried them. Finally found one designed to mount on the metal plate on front of the machine. Safeway S41-2P is the male and S45-2P is the female. It will take 4 one inch C-clips to mount the receptacle onto the plate. Good thing we have not had enough snow to plow.
Looks great, and glad to see the finished project. You will like being able to change the blade angle without getting off the tractor.
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