International 710 - HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS

SETTING UP
HYDRAULIC
CONNECTIONS
When
desired,
hydraulic
connections
from
the
tractor
to
the
rear furrow
wheel
cylinder
can be
made
utilizing
tubing
(or
equivalent). I
Musts.
34
and
35
show
the length
of
tubing
required
for the
various size
plows.
Be
sure
the tubing
is
clean!
The
part
numbers
and
lengths
of
hoses
required
at the
front
and
rear
of the
plow
are
listed.
Note:
When
a single
acting
cylinder
is
used,
be sure
to
remove
the
double
acting
check
block
from
the
tractor.
IN-THE-FURROW
OPERATION
Install
the
tubing
inside
of the
hollow,
diagonal
main
frame.
Do
not run
the
pipes
above
the
main
frame.
This
is
especially
important
on
plows
with
automatic
trip
beams
to
provide
clearance.
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Coupling
16—inch
bottoms
9-1/2 feet
12
feet
14 feet
Adapter*
Hose,
rear.
Cylinder
connection.
18—inch
bottoms
10-1/2 feet
13 feet
15-3/4 feet
4—
furrow
5—
furrow
6—
furrow
Adapter*
Hose, front.
Tractor connection.
Self-
Sealing
male
lllust.
34
In
furrow
shown.
*
-
An
adapter
(part
number
461 183
R91)
is
required
when
a
hose
with
"straight
threads"
is
connected
tc
1/2-inch
standard
pipe
threads.