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Keif
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What valve do yall suggest for adding a hydraulic quick hitch to an excavator that didn't come with one?
with a relief in the manifoldView attachment 51734
You'll need one like this
No relief valve neededwith a relief in the manifold
without a relief you are constantly dead ending whatever circuit you use for operating the QH's piston -- the relief is usually on the close side only as it's rarely open, for long. Maintains full pressure and dumps excess, without overloading the system/circuit - if pressure drops in the close side, the relief stops dumping and compensates until full pressure is returned to the piston/cylinderwith a relief in the manifold

how do you manage that? it'll be constantly dead ending whatever circuit you use? or are you piggy backing with another service?No relief valve needed
For this style solinoid you would tap into the bucket curl circuit for it to operate?View attachment 51734
You'll need one like this
For this style solenoid you would hook into the pump output circuit for it to operate?without a relief you are constantly dead ending whatever circuit you use for operating the QH's piston -- the relief is usually on the close side only as it's rarely open, for long. Maintains full pressure and dumps excess, without overloading the system/circuit - if pressure drops in the close side, the relief stops dumping and compensates until full pressure is returned to the piston/cylinder
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yep - my 'Drema uses the Delta output off the pump ... can open the hitch at any angle i like ... great for forks/grabs/VA-rFor this style solenoid you would hook into the pump output circuit for it to operate?
Yeah.It is the same circuit, but its a weird looking valve.
Are you sure it is a 12V dc coil on it?
Straight off the pump soon as engine fires it's wanting to hold shut constantlyhow do you manage that? it'll be constantly dead ending whatever circuit you use? or are you piggy backing with another service?