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Old 06-03-2022, 11:29 AM
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I'll get them together and post in the forum of other builds, or what ever it's called. got to learn the forum here.
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OK, I started a new thread in the"custom cadets" forum -
https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...467#post518467
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Don't plug the outlet!! you will be bumping on the pressure relief valve causing excessive heat.
Make a nice "U" shaped 3/8" line connecting the outlet fitting with the return line.
You might have to be careful that you don't get too close to the flex joint/driveshaft.
But since this is not a normal tractor, we don't know what your configuration will be.
Again thanks for your information. What I did was order 4 90degree swivel ells, #6500-6-6. One for each of the hydro fittings then those get another ell to send fluid back over top of the main hydro unit. That gets things out of the way of the flex joint without too much problem, like taking the front cover off.

Then I'm going to use one of the lift hoses to make a U shape instead of bending a tube. I'm on a pretty tight budget, social security doesn't go too far now days. I'd love to see one of those people that told me I'd enjoy my "golden years".
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Hi Shortbus, Old Age and inflation is only going to get worse. The Golden Years are for the Doctors and now, not so much even for them. Have a great day and try to enjoy the days yo have left.
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