I have a b219 fel on a b 6100 I just got all new hoses now I need to control valve any recommendations
B219 fel advice
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This one is close to what was on it originally. It also has option for Power Beyond if needed.
2 Spool 25 GPM Prince RD526GCGA5A4B1 Valve w/Float | Directional Control Valves | Hydraulic Valves | Hydraulics | www.surpluscenter.com
2 Spool 25 GPM Prince RD526GCGA5A4B1 Valve w/Float | Directional Control Valves | Hydraulic Valves | Hydraulics | www.surpluscenter.com
kubotasam
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Equipment
B2410, B7100dt, B7500,Woods BH750,Landpride 2660RFM, Tiller, B2781 Snowblower
I think the front mounted pump on a B219 is near 6 Gallons Per Minute. You should find a valve rated closer to but not below 6 GPM. A valve rated for 25 GPM will make the loader harder to control.
Agree with Kubotasam, a 25 gpm rated loader valve is just going to be frustrating to use. Fine precise control is not possible.
Look over this post. The fel valve chosen by owner is rated at 10.5 gpm. Finding a smaller valve with an integral relief valve is very difficult
The B2400 Owner chose a valve with a joystick for loader control + third spool for a grapple. Having a grapple capable loader without having to get into 3rd function valves is a wise addition and adds little to the cost.
B2400
eBay for $305.
valve
If you are going to change the loader valve then serious attention needs to be paid to how the loader is currently powered...... i.e. from the B6100's own hydraulic system or from a separate pump powered from the front of the engine.
Telling us how many hoses connect to the existing loader valve will tell us a lot. 6 or 7.
If there are 7 hoses then your existing valve has a power beyond feature and the new valve will also need this optional feature costing around $25. It is a sleeve that screws into a port presently plugged on the new valve.
I say this a lot but it is important: hydraulics is not a Lets try it and see if it works situation. In a fraction of a second a main pump can be destroyed by being dead headed.
Ask lots of questions. Don't assume you understand if you have any doubts at all.
Dave
Look over this post. The fel valve chosen by owner is rated at 10.5 gpm. Finding a smaller valve with an integral relief valve is very difficult
The B2400 Owner chose a valve with a joystick for loader control + third spool for a grapple. Having a grapple capable loader without having to get into 3rd function valves is a wise addition and adds little to the cost.
B2400
eBay for $305.
valve
If you are going to change the loader valve then serious attention needs to be paid to how the loader is currently powered...... i.e. from the B6100's own hydraulic system or from a separate pump powered from the front of the engine.
Telling us how many hoses connect to the existing loader valve will tell us a lot. 6 or 7.
If there are 7 hoses then your existing valve has a power beyond feature and the new valve will also need this optional feature costing around $25. It is a sleeve that screws into a port presently plugged on the new valve.
I say this a lot but it is important: hydraulics is not a Lets try it and see if it works situation. In a fraction of a second a main pump can be destroyed by being dead headed.
Ask lots of questions. Don't assume you understand if you have any doubts at all.
Dave
2 Spool 8 GPM Prince MB21GB5C1 DA Valve w/Float | Directional Control Valves | Hydraulic Valves | Hydraulics | www.surpluscenter.com
Here is another one that may better suite your needs.
Here is another one that may better suite your needs.
Thanks Dave I'm sure that's wise advice I fix transmission for a living but this is my first tractorAgree with Kubotasam, a 25 gpm rated loader valve is just going to be frustrating to use. Fine precise control is not possible.
Look over this post. The fel valve chosen by owner is rated at 10.5 gpm. Finding a smaller valve with an integral relief valve is very difficult
The B2400 Owner chose a valve with a joystick for loader control + third spool for a grapple. Having a grapple capable loader without having to get into 3rd function valves is a wise addition and adds little to the cost.
B2400
eBay for $305.
valve
If you are going to change the loader valve then serious attention needs to be paid to how the loader is currently powered...... i.e. from the B6100's own hydraulic system or from a separate pump powered from the front of the engine.
Telling us how many hoses connect to the existing loader valve will tell us a lot. 6 or 7.
If there are 7 hoses then your existing valve has a power beyond feature and the new valve will also need this optional feature costing around $25. It is a sleeve that screws into a port presently plugged on the new valve.
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I say this a lot but it is important: hydraulics is not a Lets try it and see if it works situation. In a fraction of a second a main pump can be destroyed by being dead headed.
Ask lots of questions. Don't assume you understand if you have any doubts at all.
Dave
Thanks again everybody for the input my fel pump runs off the front of the motor 4 1/4 inch hoses to the cylinders main hose from pump and a return i like the idea of a grapple , a large part of what i will be doing is moving transmissions I was changing out the valve because it was rusted finally got it apart after a week of soaking in diesel and the valves have alot of corrosion
Since your loader is not tied into the tractor hydraulics, the complicated issues like power beyond do not come up.
Dave