Daisy Chain or series connection of open center hydraulic valves

[Welder Dave]

Steve, you are your own worst enemy. I'm just telling it like it is.

 

[Steve Bowman]

Well, you know me better than anybody.

Thanks for the encouragement.

 

[Welder Dave]

Pretty sad actually that anyone else would come to same conclusion after only 3 topics (that you started). You need to spend more time comprehending what people are saying instead of being so bull headed. Your generator thread is a classic example of this and who knew it was just a precursor of what was to come. Read more and type less and you'll get a lot more support. Not everybody can be a rocket scientist and not everybody can be a mechanic. When you can't see the forest for the trees maybe you need to step back and take a better look. Knowing your limits can be humbling. I've reached mine so good luck.

 

[Steve Bowman]

And yet, he continues. Amazing.

 

[Steve Bowman]

Besides berating me, what have you accomplished today?

Me, installed some glass and single handedly drug a backrest assembly out of a junk yard, loaded it, brought it home and stripped and prepped it in preperations of welding it into my quick attach back plate. I suppose you would have me go buy a new loader and attachment and quit wasting everyone's time.





How about you give me a cookie? That's why I did it.

 

[Steve Bowman]

For now, i am no longer going to pursue the daisy chained valves, but I am glad that I asked and learned a little about doing so. It will probably become relevant at some point for me.

I am committed to the skid steer valve I was given. Since it is far from the same topic as this thread, I have posted information about it here - for those interested.
https://www.heavyequipmentforums.co...ctrical-hydraulic-question.72714/#post-797123