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Old 09-11-2016, 11:32 AM
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My 1250 is not ported so I am not familiar with the ported systems. I thought he could direct the return from the control valve to the tank and then send the tank output to the return port on his 1450. Oh well, It was just an idea.
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My 1250 is not ported so I am not familiar with the ported systems. I thought he could direct the return from the control valve to the tank and then send the tank output to the return port on his 1450. Oh well, It was just an idea.
he could but then the tank would have to be completely full and pressurized in order to return the oil. It would do you no good.
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Ok, does that mean both hydro ports supply pressure to the lift circuit?
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My 1250 is not ported so I am not familiar with the ported systems. I thought he could direct the return from the control valve to the tank and then send the tank output to the return port on his 1450. Oh well, It was just an idea.
It doesn't work that way.


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he could but then the tank would have to be completely full and pressurized in order to return the oil. It would do you no good.
No it wouldn't. It would just have to be at the same level as the rear end, and have a tube between. Still not worth it.


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Ok, does that mean both hydro ports supply pressure to the lift circuit?
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One is pressure and one is return. Just like any hydraulic circuit is.


I thought you said you understand hydraulics.....???
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Here is the reservoir that I referred to earlier. I do not know if it will work or not.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cub-Cadet-Narrow-Frame-Hydraulic-Lift-Pump-Parts-/252535587347?hash=item3acc4b4213:ggIAAOSwHoFXq7A n

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