Description
When your independent PTO isn’t engaging smoothly or your hydraulics aren’t getting the flow they need for your implements, the IPTO valve assembly is often the culprit. This priority valve is the unsung hero that ensures your steering always gets the hydraulic flow it needs, even when you’re running other hydraulic functions like your loader or three-point hitch. When this valve fails, you’ll quickly discover just how tough it is to maneuver a heavy tractor without power assist – especially with a loader up front.
What You’re Getting
- Built to handle the pressure and provide years of reliable service. The precision-machined components ensure smooth operation and proper sealing, preventing the internal leakage that can rob your hydraulics of power and responsiveness.
- Takes the hydraulic flow from your main pump and automatically sends the first portion to your power steering system. Only after the steering gets what it needs does the remaining flow go to your other hydraulic functions.
- Direct replacement design fits original mounting points without modification
- Integrated seals prevent leakage and maintain system integrity
Built for Real Farm Work
This valve controls your tractor’s rear remote hydraulics, which power everything from front-end loaders and backhoes to finish mowers, post hole diggers, log splitters, and hydraulic tillers. Whether you’re moving hay bales, grading driveways, bush-hogging pastures, or running a hydraulic-powered implement, smooth hydraulic operation is crucial for getting work done efficiently and safely.
Made to Last
Hydraulic systems operate under high pressure and constant demand, especially when you’re doing heavy work like loader operations or running hydraulic-powered implements all day long. This valve assembly is engineered to handle the constant pressure cycles and temperature variations that come with farm work, maintaining consistent performance through demanding seasons.
Installation Notes
You’ll still want to relieve hydraulic pressure before starting work, and keep the system clean during installation to prevent contamination. Make sure to check your hydraulic fluid level and condition before installation. If the old valve failed internally, flush the system with fresh hydraulic oil to prevent contamination from damaging the new valve.
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