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Old 02-08-2017, 09:43 AM
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Looking forward to seeing how this turns out. Just wondering how you make up new lines with the o-ring boss to fit the hyd valves on the cyclops series? In the back of my mind I have been hashing out some ideas for my 1872 project using a triple stack of hyd valves. Problem is making up all of the new lines that I will need. If I do this I can make the tilt steering from the 1864 work. Going to be a great tractor when you are done.
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You are just having WAY TO MUCH FUN.
Yes, yes I am! I have been watching you have fun on your 2264! Looks like a fun project

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This is going to be cool!!
I sure hope so!! More over I hope it works

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Having done all types of hydraulic work on aerial lift trucks for the last 30 years, I'm anxious to see this build! Sounds great!
Thank you! Im not a hydraulics expert, but do understand the basics. That along with my plumbing & refrigeration experience, plumbing and bending all the steel lines up does not scare me. Just hope it all works the way I want it to!
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Old 02-08-2017, 01:17 PM
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Looking forward to seeing how this turns out. Just wondering how you make up new lines with the o-ring boss to fit the hyd valves on the cyclops series? In the back of my mind I have been hashing out some ideas for my 1872 project using a triple stack of hyd valves. Problem is making up all of the new lines that I will need. If I do this I can make the tilt steering from the 1864 work. Going to be a great tractor when you are done.
My plans are to use the extra cyclops hydraulic lift lines i have purchased to go into the valves and cut the 1/4" rubber hose off so the full i.d of the 3/8" tubing is available for maximum hydraulic flow. My concern is all the straight couplings fitting nicely in that small of an area since I will have 6 of them to contend with.

They do make a tool that makes the orb fledge in steel line, but they are very expensive and I cannot replicate that tight of a bend right passed the connection.
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Old 02-08-2017, 09:39 PM
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My plans are to use the extra cyclops hydraulic lift lines i have purchased to go into the valves and cut the 1/4" rubber hose off so the full i.d of the 3/8" tubing is available for maximum hydraulic flow. My concern is all the straight couplings fitting nicely in that small of an area since I will have 6 of them to contend with.

They do make a tool that makes the orb fledge in steel line, but they are very expensive and I cannot replicate that tight of a bend right passed the connection.
I have used silver solder and a sleeve made from tubing that will slip fit the lines to extend some steel hydraulic lines on several of my antique farm tractors when I could not buy replacements or make replacements due to tight bends. might be an option for you. The sleeves could also be brazed to the tubing.
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Have you considered tapping the valve block? I've looked at them and I think the hole is deep enough.....
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I have used silver solder and a sleeve made from tubing that will slip fit the lines to extend some steel hydraulic lines on several of my antique farm tractors when I could not buy replacements or make replacements due to tight bends. might be an option for you. The sleeves could also be brazed to the tubing.
omg, i totally forgot silver solder!! Probably cuz i only use it for joining copper to steel, not steel to steel. Wow, that will make life so much easier. Thanks!

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Have you considered tapping the valve block? I've looked at them and I think the hole is deep enough.....
I have heard of guys doing this... in all reality would probably be the best route to take considering it would eliminate what i consider to be a poor excuse for a hydraulic connection. However, without putting a howlonger on the tractor, idk if it would fit? ... like be able to get the side cover on. Hell, ill do some checking on the tap size & if i have the right tap ill try it out on a crappier valve & then test it with 1200 psi of nitrogen
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He got new rubbers!
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A toilet plunger?
Hey you can't say I didn't look at the pic.
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Hey you can't say I didn't look at the pic.

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