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Now thats the kind of response I was hoping to provoke!! Dan

You are welcome. Here is a picture of a priority flow divider on an old 8N thats been updated with an engine driven hydraulic pump. I sold quite a few of these upgrades snd the flow dividers work well. They are adjustable so you can field tune the priority flow rate to match your application Dan

Thats ehat I was expecting - a power assist cylinder and valve. As plumbed the steering assist is in series with the 3pt and operating the 3pt can/will interfere with the assist. In general it works but not the best arrangement. If you add a remote control valve to that circuit it gets even...

Do you waant to do it right or half assed? We need to see what that cylinder looks like Dan

And what did your gauge tell you that common sense did not? The onlyvthing under but pressure was the base end of the cylinder and the hose. Thr only thing that might pop is that hose. Dan

The OEM relief valve(s) prevent you from overpowering the hydraulic system. All a gauge will tell you is when they are called into action. A an

There are lots of options for location depending on what you want to measure. As for what you need - a suitable tee and a gauge. Having done this I will say you wont get much of value out for the time and money spent. Pressure will be all over the place in normal operation. Better off putting...

Given your login name do you have to take any unusual precautions when burning brush 🤔 Dan

You guys are being too literal :)

I am going to guess 1953

Educate yourself on how to properly burn it. Hint - you start with s small pile and feed more over time. Dan

All of the Kubotas at my course are older 2WD standard L series with HST and turf tires. They are used for applying granular fertilizer, disc overseeding, aerating fairways and greens, top dressing greens, pulling an ancient gang of reel mowers, and miscellaneous loader work. The owner IS the...

Are they taking new files? I thought they were full up. Dan

Here is a picture of a log splitter hydrsulic connection. Easy and cheap. This was a cleanup of some storm downed ash. Took roughly an hour to section and split right where they came down.

Bring the totes to where you are splitting. Pick up logs with grapple and cut them to length 3 ft from totes. Back tractor up to totes and wood pile Split wood into totes. Carry full totes to wood stove.

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Double acting cylinder but just like a loader regen is only available during extend which is why return is slower. Way better than a non-regenerative valve and in this application the difference is much more pronounced than fast dump on the loader. Dan

Its a 4.5" cylinder running @2350 PSI which results in a bit over 18 ton of splitting forcre. I have not had anything it wont split but most of my feedstock is dead ash with a little red oak. Locust. and elm mixed in. Max diameter is maybe 30" with most stuff closer to 20" Nasty crotchs can...

Dont you run your tires down until the steel belts are showing then like most people wait for a blowout before replacing them :cool: Dan

I split 2-3 cords over a year.of Sundays :oops: Dan