JD 2755 3rd Function or Diverter

[T-Hunter]

Thank you for the input. Can you tell me what the lever is for on the bottom of the SCV?

 

[Tx Jim]

Decrease(turtle)/increase(rabbit) hyd flow

 

[T-Hunter]

(quoted from post at 19:20:36 06/19/23)
Decrease(turtle)/increase(rabbit) hyd flow

Thank you!

 

[Tx Jim]

You're welcome

 

[buickanddeere]

It would be better if the boom cylinders were routed to the ported cover valve . With the lower flow bucket dump cylinder SCV control routed to the transmission case.
Have to wonder why each SCV had it's own drain and why not route both to the filter.
Is there room to bolt a 3rd SCV valve onto the 2nd SCV ?

 

[Tx Jim]

To my knowledge no 3rd factory scv with extra valve attached to the 2 existing control valve housings was ever offered for JD utility tractors built from '65-'92

 

[buickanddeere]

Since the SCV valves just sandwich together . Wondered if a 3rd could be Jimmy Rigged on there ?

 

[T-Hunter]

(quoted from post at 17:44:33 06/20/23)
To my knowledge no 3rd factory scv with extra valve attached to the 2 existing control valve housings was ever offered for JD utility tractors built from '65-'92

Thank your for you advice. I installed a Summit diverter on the curl circuit downstream from the pressure relief vavle located on the boom. It's slow, but seems to be working well otherwise. I've been using a tree puller and grapple to clear my pastures of Hardy Orange and locust trees. I've preobably pulled up a couple hundred or so trees so far.

 

[T-Hunter]

Thanks to everyone for the guidance. I was able to hook up a Summit diverter to the curl function. This allowed me to use a grapple. A huge work saver for cleaning up fallen limbs in my pecan orchard.

 

[buickanddeere]

So adding a diverter on the curl circuit should be ok?

Not ideal , should have a totally independent circuit.