Case sr200 auxiliary speed

James Patrick · Oct 15, 2021

Gday all,
Does anyone know how I could slow down the Speed of the auxiliary circuit on this machine for when I am using 4 in 1 bucket.
Cheers James

phil314 · Oct 15, 2021

I assume the 4 in 1 bucket uses dual acting cylinders.
Then all you'd need to do is install a restricting orifice in one of the lines to the bucket.
Should be able to get one at a hydraulics shop.

Like these:
https://www.universalpowerconversio...ube-reducer-with-restrictor-steel-p-9909.html

Midnightmoon · Oct 15, 2021

Dont push the thumb wheel so far or an orifice

James Patrick · Oct 17, 2021

phil314 said:
I assume the 4 in 1 bucket uses dual acting cylinders.
Then all you'd need to do is install a restricting orifice in one of the lines to the bucket.
Should be able to get one at a hydraulics shop.

Like these:
https://www.universalpowerconversio...ube-reducer-with-restrictor-steel-p-9909.html

Thanks Phil,
Sounds like a good idea.
Cheers James

James Patrick · Oct 17, 2021

Midnightmoon said:
Dont push the thumb wheel so far or an orifice

Gday Midnight,
Thanks for the reply haven't run many skid steers in my time,seems to be on or off maybe something wrong with the machine?any ideas on what to check?
Cheers James

KSSS · Oct 17, 2021

The roller goes in both directions and detents at the end in both directions. If you slowly rotate the roller it will meter the flow more slowly. That still may be more flow than the small cylinders on a 4in1 need, in which case you may need to restrict the flow mechanically with a restrictor. Another idea is to use the foot throttle and idle down when closing the or opening the bucket. The reduced RPM should slow down the aux. flow.

James Patrick · Oct 19, 2021

Gday all,thanks for the info, ran the machine today and yes it's me the wheel is just really touchy,will put the restricter in see how it goes,thank you all for the help again.
Cheers James

James Patrick · Oct 19, 2021

KSSS said:
The roller goes in both directions and detents at the end in both directions. If you slowly rotate the roller it will meter the flow more slowly. That still may be more flow than the small cylinders on a 4in1 need, in which case you may need to restrict the flow mechanically with a restrictor. Another idea is to use the foot throttle and idle down when closing the or opening the bucket. The reduced RPM should slow down the aux. flow.

Thanks KSSS good stuff will give that a go with the foot throttle when opening bucket see if I can get used to it.
Cheers James

Case sr200 auxiliary speed

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