Just out of interest doe anyone know if it is possible to retrofit an aftermarket double acting spool valve to the hydraulics of a super major?
I would like to fit a powered tip on the loader that I already have on the Super major.
Obviously there wold be some pipework involved as well as fitting a suitable ram / rams, but is there a direct feed from the hydraulic pump that I cold connect the valve to and then feed back in to the top of the reservoir.
I was wondering if it would be possible to fit a spool valve such as the one below?
https://www.mikrospin.co.uk/hydraulic-v ... 7QodYEMOsw
Kind regards
Paul
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Re: Double acting spool valve
Yes that would be quite simple, and could be done in different ways:
1. connect up your valve block to your loader, then connect its feed to a coupler (quick-release or screw-type) plugged into the coupling at the back of the tractor; then you can un-plug it if you need to tip a trailer, for example
2. slightly neater than the above if you don't need the trailer-tipping - remove the steel pipe altogether and connect your valve-block feed in its place, directly to the auxiliary-services outlet (I was going to say, 'between your legs', but that might have made me blush
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Either way, all you need to do is pull out the button and keep the main lift lever up, then you will have continuous pressure available at your spool block
1. connect up your valve block to your loader, then connect its feed to a coupler (quick-release or screw-type) plugged into the coupling at the back of the tractor; then you can un-plug it if you need to tip a trailer, for example
2. slightly neater than the above if you don't need the trailer-tipping - remove the steel pipe altogether and connect your valve-block feed in its place, directly to the auxiliary-services outlet (I was going to say, 'between your legs', but that might have made me blush

Either way, all you need to do is pull out the button and keep the main lift lever up, then you will have continuous pressure available at your spool block
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