AHVFB / AHVFC Hydra vac

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AHVFB / AHVFC Hydra vac

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Mounted the AHVFB Hydra vac on the 4118 today to get started on leaf clean up.

Removed the 3pt and installed the mounting plate
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Mounted the deck baffle and boot in the AHRM48 deck.
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Mounted the vac onto the tractor. On the AH tractors the return hydraulic hose from the deck must have the quick coupler turned 180° and attached to the vac and the return hydraulic hose from the vac is attached to the tractor. Then the case drain must be hooked up.
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Connect the suction hoses and your ready to go.

The only difference between the AHVFB and the AHVFC is the AHVFB has the bracket for the bagger attachment.
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Re: AHVFB / AHVFC Hydra vac

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Good instructions Tim! :cheers:
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Eugen wrote: Mon Oct 11, 2021 12:04 am Good instructions Tim! :cheers:
Hope they help someone someday and help build the site. :highfive:
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Couple more pics
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Re: AHVFB / AHVFC Hydra vac

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Tim,

What is the white thing on the bottom RH side of you tower? Thanks for posting the pictures!
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We all love seeing this Case equipment in use and learn from others. I appreciate every post! :cheers:
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Seabee wrote: Mon Oct 11, 2021 12:48 pm Tim,

What is the white thing on the bottom RH side of you tower? Thanks for posting the pictures!
Sharp eye Bill, I tried to keep it out of the picture. :blush: it is a gallon plastic oil jug.
I should start a new thread but I can hijack my own thread. :cop:
Last fall when I was really digging into the poor performance issues of my AHRM48 and 4118 Gator (rip) and Brian H had brought up the possibility of the relief valve dumping off oil as a possibility. To rule it out, I disconnected the discharge line from the relief valve that connects to the inlet of the hydraulic pump. I plugged the pump side and ran a piece of hose from the relief valve to that jug to see if any oil was getting past the relief. Not a drop has.
I've been waiting till I change the hydraulic oil and filter this fall to put things back the way they belong. Then I only have to drain the system once.
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Re: AHVFB / AHVFC Hydra vac

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I can't even imagine pulling my 3pt off in order to put the hydravac on. Could an adapter be built to mount the hydravac to the 3pt arms?

Something along these lines: 3pt arms in blue, the existing frame-to-hydravac mount in red, 3pt-to-hydravac adapter in black:
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You'd need a special/short toplink.

But I'd have to do SOMETHING.
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Re: AHVFB / AHVFC Hydra vac

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thebuildist wrote: Tue Oct 12, 2021 3:20 pm I can't even imagine pulling my 3pt off in order to put the hydravac on. Could an adapter be built to mount the hydravac to the 3pt arms?
The HH34 only has 4 bolts and the 2 hydraulic hoses to remove, the vac bracket uses the same 4 bolts. It only takes a few minutes to swap.

I have seen a few mounted to the 3pt. There may have been a kit or option at one time. Otherwise I seen a few nice fab jobs by other Case Ingersoll nuts. A selector valve would be needed.
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Re: AHVFB / AHVFC Hydra vac

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I modified one to fit a 448 with 3 point. The vac is heavy enough that front weights are required when hanging on three point. I will try to post pictures of it tomorrow..

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