Open and closed center hydraulics, thing to watch when changing to a John Deere tractor

[@arwelagrimachinery]

###Edit I know i missed the last E out on John deere on the paper###

[@F00DSTAMPSEBT]

Really good explanation thank you

[@arwelagrimachinery]

@@F00DSTAMPSEBT thank you for watching 👍

[@josephphiri2697]

Thanks i have learnt something and i still need to learn more

[@IDoAgri]

Haha i feel like i might have been an influence for this video! Great one mate

[@arwelagrimachinery]

Thank you, tbh made me think could be others in the same boat

[@TheRadioStu]

Do open systems wear out more quickly, typically?

[@arwelagrimachinery]

Not really tbh id have to say they last longer due to less moving parts , e.g. gear pump which is just 2 gears in a housing and scotch yoke piston pump thats fixed displacement (ferguson/MF)

[@arwelagrimachinery]

Not as efficient and oil probably runs hotter but more basic system

[@meinirdavies7401]

Wow I never knew there was a difference

[@arwelagrimachinery]

👍

[@salvor1]

your diagram does not have the load side.

[@arwelagrimachinery]

The actual Hydraulic ram or motor on the machine itself is the same , just the valves that control them that are different

[@garybabcock489]

Can one covert a closed loader to become an open hydraulic

[@arwelagrimachinery]

Good question, would depend on the valve block really , most things use valve blocks made by outside company's that might possibly be changeable to keep manufacturing costs down 🤔 , failing that you could just change the valve block thats bolted to your loader brackets