Recent content by charlieborg

OK, I think all I need is to y-connect those two lines into one and run it to the return. That is what I was thinking. Just never hook up a 3-line connection. Thanks for the help.

So that's maybe why they have those two connected together. I was afraid it would cause a back pressure on the backhoe. That would make sense. The Massy has a way to have the hydraulic on all the time. It's on the lever that lifts the 3-point hitch. You pull it over and go all the way up or back.

I was thinking I could hook up a Y-splitter and run both lines to the return. But I think one of the lines is under higher pressure than the other. Not sure what that would do?

This is what I am adding to my tractor. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FWVCH1D?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

I bought a kubota bt602, and it has both hydraulic return lines connected together ? I want to hook it up to a Massey Ferguson 245. How would I hook up the kubota bt602 to a Massey Ferguson 245. It has a frame made to hook up to the 3-point hitch. Just not three lines for the hydraulics. It...