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Originally Posted by lincolnvt  Dougster,
I am happy to have this discussion as part of this thread. I agree with Kenny that as long as the fittings and hoses are appropriate for the flow there shouldn't be a great deal of loss running the fluid through a valve or even multiple valves. I have checked my pressures with a pressure gauge i have connected to a short hose and quick connect and they are all on spec. The only reason I set mine up the way I did is because I want the two remotes to run my T-N-T and I had the fittings and hoses for the true power beyond from JD. Therefore, I decided to make full flow available to the rear of the tractor through the power beyond sleeve installed on the rear remote valve so I could run hoses to my log splitter valve and not have to mess with the rear remotes at all. It was just a cleaner set up for me...
Brad | Hi Brad - Understood on the "cleaner set-up" aspect. And I have yet to instrument my tractor and gather data to understand what pressure drop there might be through my FEL control valve and rear remote set. I won't even print the numbers (i.e., high pressure drop) I was told I might see because I don't yet believe them. I will post a full report within the next 30-45 days. 
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Sounds good - will look forward to seeing the numbers you get. If I can help with anything let me know.
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