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Ed Kennell

My 75 C-160 with a sundstrand 90-1140 hydro was getting weak, so I put in a sundstrand 90-2046 from my 72 charger 12 parts tractor. Everything fit up and it works fine.
My question is can the hydraulic lift cyl be used on the 90-2046, and if so ,where do the two lines connect on the 2046 ??
Thanks for any help.
Ed

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SousaKerry

I know that they can be converted but I am not sure exactly how. Since the old one is bad anyways maybe do some exploratory surgery and part swaping

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Ed Kennell

Thanks for the reply. I will eventually open the 1140 and look for problems. Hopefully rebuild and reinstall. I am leery of opening the 2046 as it is working and seems strong.

The pump and axle are so much different , I just don,t have a clue witch might be the correct ports for the lift on the2046.

If I can"t get positive assurance where to connect hoses, I"ll probably remove the hyd lift and put on the manual lift.

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pfrederi

Based on your sunstrand #s it appears you replaced a piston to piston unit with a hydrogear unit. You can use a hydro lift with the older hydro gear unit...if it has (or you can get) an implement relief valve ( Spring 7753 valve 7754)...they are not the same valve and spring used on the piston to piston unit you are replacing.

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Ed Kennell

Here are some pics of the two units.

The two ports where I removed the hoses from the weak 90-1140 did not have springs or valves in the ports.

The two ports on the side of the 90-2046 where I think the lift hoses should be connected have a spring and probably a valve under the plugs. I have not tried to remove the valves . Any more help is appreciated.

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CasualObserver

See if this helps.

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CasualObserver

By the way.... the spring and cone # 6631 and 6632 cross to new parts. Took me a while to track this down when I was looking three years ago.

Current (as of 3 years ago) Sundstrand part numbers are:

3102027 - spring

3100053 - cone

Check at any local hydraulic shop that services Sundstrand equipment.

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I've still never installed the kit. The tractor it's going on is still in boxes on the shelf.

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Ed Kennell

That was what I needed. Thanks a bunch Super Mod.

My guess were the hoses connect ( on the side) was totally wrong.

It's clear were the new spring and cone go and were the long hose connects at the rear in the tool box. I can't tell if this is the pressure or return hose or if it matters.

The other hose , the short one connects on the top, but there are two ports there and I can't tell from fig 5 if it gos to the front or rear port.

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Ed Kennell

By the way, I just finished loading my truck with spare parts for the BIGVILLE show tomorrow. I'm only 40 mile away.

see ya there.

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Sparky

Only 40 miles....how nice. Its 355 miles one way for me.

Mike...........

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CasualObserver

You're welcome ekennell. Exactly 1,000 miles from my door to South Mtn fairgrounds, you won't see me there this year.

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Ed Kennell

Got my answer at the show yesterday. The short hose goes to the rear top port.

Picked up a new gas tank for the C-160. Great day. Thanks to all.

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rwilson

ekennell was wondering if you found a recourse for the spring and cone yet? if you have can you share some info with me as to where to get them?

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rwilson

jason them part numbers are stil good.

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CasualObserver

Glad they worked for you!

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rwilson

yep recieved the parts in the mail yesterday. think they cost about 16 shipped.

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Madcat

I'm replacing my stock lift control valve with a control valve equipped with pressure relief, on a Charger 12 tractor. Can anyrone tell me which line

on the Sunstrand hydro is the pressure line and which is the return line. I suspect the correct connection is important due to the pressure relief feature.

 

Thanks

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CasualObserver

Here's the topic. Spring and cone part numbers are posted earlier.

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