Description
When you need to add another hydraulic function to your Deutz tractor, you don’t have to tear apart the whole hydraulic system. This intermediate valve slice drops right into your existing valve stack, giving you that extra double-acting function for a new loader, implement, or attachment. Whether you’re running a compact DX3 or a bigger 06 or 07 series machine, this valve expands your tractor’s capabilities without starting from scratch.
What You’re Getting
- Double-acting control for cylinders that extend and retract under power
- Intermediate design stacks between existing valve sections
- Precision spool gives you smooth, proportional control when you need it
- High flow capacity handles demanding implements without bogging down
- Built-in relief protection keeps your hydraulic system safe from pressure spikes
Built for Real Farm Work
Your Deutz came with limited hydraulic functions, but farm work keeps demanding more. Maybe you’ve added a bucket tilt function to your loader, bought a wrapper that needs multiple controls, or want hydraulic top link adjustment. This valve slice integrates seamlessly with Deutz 06, 07, and DX3 hydraulic systems, unlocking your tractor’s potential without compromising existing functions.
Made to Last
This isn’t some cheap aftermarket valve that’ll leave you stranded. The precision-machined spool maintains tight tolerances even after thousands of cycles, while quality seals prevent the internal leakage that makes bargain valves sluggish and unresponsive. It’s built to handle the pressure and flow demands of serious farm equipment.
Installation Notes
Installing an intermediate slice requires disconnecting hydraulic lines and potentially extending control linkages. Keep everything absolutely clean – even tiny contamination destroys hydraulic components. Have extra hydraulic oil ready since you’ll lose some during installation and need to bleed air from the system. Check your pump capacity first, as adding valve sections increases flow demands.
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