MF35 hydraulics help

[sbr]

Hi
I have a Wagner WF3 loader with no front pump mounted on my MF35 tractor and wanted to run it off the tractors hydraulics. I have no idea what i need to do so was hoping for some advise. i have a TS300 isolator valve that i am going to mount to the tractor. do i run one line out of the TS300 to the control valve then run a return back to the TS300 or back to somewhere else on the tractor?
Any other info would be helpful too.
Cheers

 

[DavidP,South Wales]

Hello,
I am not familiar with the Wagner loader and wonder if it is an industrial or semi-industrial unit. Is it designed to have its own pump? If this is the case then you may well find that the output from the Ferguson pump will make the luader very slow especially if it has largish double acting cylinders. If it is agricultural design then there should be no problem. Yes you are correct in connecting the isolating valve to the inlet supply of the valve block. Does the loader have its own oil reservoir...inside the frame perhaps? If a lot of oil is required you could potentially rob the tractor's transmission of oil at full lift. The return line is best fitted to the oil filler plug next to the gear lever. It is essential that the return line is of larger bore than the supply with fittings to suit. This prevents return oil from being placed under pressure.

DavidP

 

[Gilbert in IL.]

Howdy sbr, I`m a TO35 owner w/a Wagner FEL...& I belive the same model(WF3). I`ll post a few pix how my setup is. David was right about the resevoir being the framework itself. The pump is mounted in the front & runs off the crankshaft. I really don`t think the rear hydraulics would be a viable option, they would be Very slow!!! Just thought I`d try to help here!......Gilbert

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[Gilbert in IL.]

....thought I`d add 1 of the RHS.....I refill into that "relief valve"...look at steering wheel first,then back towards the camera...on top of the big pipe...HTH`s

 

[Phil Tibbetts]

A simple solution would be to get a PTO mounted pump.

 

[sbr]

(quoted from post at 14:11:53 12/08/09) ....thought I`d add 1 of the RHS.....I refill into that "relief valve"...look at steering wheel first,then back towards the camera...on top of the big pipe...HTH`s

thanks for the pic's and info. i dont have a pump or the shaft or even the right pulley on the motor to mount it all up.. guess i best start looking around for it all

 

[10backacres]

Hello Gilbert, I think I have the same wagner loader, but don't know the model. it's on a TO35 with standard 23c. Yours would appear to be a Continental.
I need to rebuild the pump due to a severe shaft leak and have sent a note to member dshrier. to see if his parts list is for a L827-10
If you have rebuilt your pump where did you get your parts?
Thanks