1750 with loader

[pcrh]

I added a loader to my 1750 Cockshutt tractor. Loader is plumbed into the remote with a divider to allow use of equipment. What weight of oil should I use for the loader?

 

[rrlund]

Just use a medium hydraulic oil. Doesn't have to be the high priced premium hy-tran type.

 

[pcrh]

Hi rrlund:

This would be a AW46 weight hydraulic oil?

 

[rrlund]

Hi rrlund:

This would be a AW46 weight hydraulic oil?

I guess. I don't know numbers and letters, I just use the one that says medium hydraulic on it. I don't think it matters much except for how hot or cold the weather is. Any way it shakes out, most anything you buy now is better oil then they made when the tractor was new.

 

[Jim.ME]

Common numbers
32 light
46 medium
64 heavy

 

[pcrh]

Thanks

 

[tom upton]

I added a loader to my 1750 Cockshutt tractor. Loader is plumbed into the remote with a divider to allow use of equipment. What weight of oil should I use for the loader?

Just a thought, but you can plumb a loader valve into your power beyond port on your 1750 which makes it a bit handier. Lots of info on this site on how to do it. I have done on a couple tractors and its relatively easy. no idea why, but on my 2-70, loader works noticeably faster plumbed into power beyond than off the remotes???

 

[rrlund]

Just a thought, but you can plumb a loader valve into your power beyond port on your 1750 which makes it a bit handier. Lots of info on this site on how to do it. I have done on a couple tractors and its relatively easy. no idea why, but on my 2-70, loader works noticeably faster plumbed into power beyond than off the remotes???

Full flow and not going through the balls in the couplers would be my guess.

 

[carolina oliver]

Full flow and not going through the balls in the couplers would be my guess.

Randy, on your note: Which male tips flow best, round balls or tips? TKS

 

[rrlund]

Randy, on your note: Which male tips flow best, round balls or tips? TKS

According to Google, the pointed tip (poppet style) have more flow.

 

[pcrh]

Hi tom upton: Thanks for the tip. I will look into this.

 

[rrlund]

Hi tom upton: Thanks for the tip. I will look into this.

Does yours have Hydra-lectric or depth stop hydraulics?

 

[GermantownGreen]

According to Google, the pointed tip (poppet style) have more flow.

X2 that's what we use. GG

 

[pcrh]

Does yours have Hydra-lectric or depth stop hydraulics?

Hi rrlund:

No to both.

I have found a second problem. The second remote (was not used previously) locks. I am thinking the detente ball is damaged or the seat is bad. So now I have to take that apart.