2 Spool Open Center Hydraulic Valve with Float Position for Tractor Loaders

Description

When you’re running a loader or other hydraulic attachments, you need a valve that can handle the workload and give you the control you need to get the job done right. This 2-spool open center valve is built for exactly that—giving you smooth operation and reliable performance whether you’re moving hay bales, scraping out feed bunks, or handling materials around the farm.

What You’re Getting

• First spool has 4-position float capability—lets your loader bucket follow ground contours naturally while you’re leveling or grading
• Second spool offers standard 3-position control for cylinders or hydraulic motors
• Adjustable relief valve set at 2000 PSI (adjustable from 1500-2500 PSI) protects your system from pressure spikes
• 30 GPM flow capacity handles most mid-size tractors and implements without breaking a sweat
• Comes with manual handles—no complicated electronics to worry about

Built for Real Farm Work

Float Position allows blade or bucket of loader to ride the contours of the ground, making it perfect for leveling driveways, smoothing dirt, or back-dragging materials. The open center design works with most older tractors and implements that don’t have load-sensing systems. Whether you’re running a compact utility tractor with a front-end loader or a mid-size farm tractor with hydraulic attachments, this valve delivers the control you need.

Made to Last

Cross Manufacturing builds these valves to handle the bumps, vibration, and pressure changes that come with real farm work. The cast iron construction and quality internal components are designed to keep working season after season, even when you’re pushing the system hard during busy times like harvest or planting.

Installation Notes

This is a direct bolt-in replacement for many existing 2-spool valves. With 3/4-inch NPT inlet/outlet ports and 1/2-inch working ports, it’ll connect to standard hydraulic lines and fittings. The relief valve comes preset, but you can adjust it if your system needs different pressure settings. A quick tip—flush your hydraulic system before installing any new valve to keep debris from causing problems down the line.