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Re: Hydraulic hookup for small backhoe
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2024 10:13 pm
by Spike188
CCIGT's had an optional Flow Control Valve for use with tillers. It allowed micro control of the travel speed while giving the all of the oil flow to the tiller. The FCV was installed between the PTO return line and the Travel Control Valve. The FCV could be quickly set to divert all of the flow to the tank and starve the TCV. The back hoe plumbing would be opposite, when using a FCV, diverting some of the flow back to the travel control valve instead of all of the flow going to the hoe.
Re: Hydraulic hookup for small backhoe
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2024 7:02 am
by DavidBarkey
I did a search and found replacement gear pumps , searched the part number and and . I finally found a displacement of 7cc per revolution . Most little deisels in that type of machine I see looking it up are limited to 3000 rpm . So max output of the pump would be 7cc x 3000rpm less 10% when warm .
= about 1900cc per min . or 1.9 litres per min or 0.501 gpm
Assuming I got the right pump of which I could only find 2 . The gear pump and the dual variable pitch pumps for the track drives.
Even the smallest Case pump displacement I have seen is 6 gpm which is 12 time the volume.
Hopefully @FUTZ can chime in on this as he know more than I do for sure .
Re: Hydraulic hookup for small backhoe
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2024 10:16 am
by RoamingGnome
DavidBarkey wrote: ↑Fri Jan 26, 2024 7:02 am
I did a search and found replacement gear pumps , searched the part number and and . I finally found a displacement of 7cc per revolution . Most little deisels in that type of machine I see looking it up are limited to 3000 rpm . So max output of the pump would be 7cc x 3000rpm less 10% when warm .
= about 1900cc per min . or 1.9 litres per min or 0.501 gpm
Assuming I got the right pump of which I could only find 2 . The gear pump and the dual variable pitch pumps for the track drives.
Even the smallest Case pump displacement I have seen is 6 gpm which is 12 time the volume.
Hopefully @FUTZ can chime in on this as he know more than I do for sure .
Good investigative work
@DavidBarkey 
- Twin variable pumps for travel and a gear pump for digging functions...
It might be nice to find a Case Ingersoll flow control valve, but there are generic versions too... up here in the Great White North we can get generic ones from Princess Auto (Does Harbor Freight sell hyd. components?)
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Re: Hydraulic hookup for small backhoe
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2024 10:30 am
by Timj
RoamingGnome wrote: ↑Fri Jan 26, 2024 10:16 am
DavidBarkey wrote: ↑Fri Jan 26, 2024 7:02 am
I did a search and found replacement gear pumps , searched the part number and and . I finally found a displacement of 7cc per revolution . Most little deisels in that type of machine I see looking it up are limited to 3000 rpm . So max output of the pump would be 7cc x 3000rpm less 10% when warm .
= about 1900cc per min . or 1.9 litres per min or 0.501 gpm
Assuming I got the right pump of which I could only find 2 . The gear pump and the dual variable pitch pumps for the track drives.
Even the smallest Case pump displacement I have seen is 6 gpm which is 12 time the volume.
Hopefully @FUTZ can chime in on this as he know more than I do for sure .
Good investigative work @DavidBarkey
- Twin variable pumps for travel and a gear pump for digging functions...
It might be nice to find a Case Ingersoll flow control valve, but there are generic versions too... up here in the Great White North we can get generic ones from Princess Auto (Does Harbor Freight sell hyd. components?)
flow control.jpg
In the
The Surplus Center is a good outlet for hydraulics and other industrial goodies.
Re: Hydraulic hookup for small backhoe
Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2024 1:44 pm
by metalguy
I did try a flow reducer valve, but I think I should try one like I have on my 446 I use for tilling. I would have to plump the return to the reservoir, but that shouldn't be a big deal...The way the stack is plumbed it has the pto in both sides, so when it is on, it can flow through, if that makes any sense. ---------Metalguy