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2 valve mounting, 3 hydraulic plumbing – NORAC UC4+BC+AP2 User Manual

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4.6.2 Valve Mounting
1. Mount the NORAC valve (V01) on the

sprayer using the valve mounting
bracket (B10).

2. Screw short side of the threaded rods

into the bottom of the valve block at
least 3/8". The valve mounting holes are
drilled and tapped 3/8 NC-1" deep.

3. Tighten the Hex nuts to hold the rods.

4. Put the mounting bracket on the other

side of the tube and tighten with the
spring washers and the Hex nuts.

5. Cut excess off of the studs, if necessary.

If using bolts, the bolts should

thread into the valve block at
least 3/8". The valve mounting
holes are drilled and tapped 3/8
NC-1" deep. The rule of thumb

for bolt length is 1-1/2" longer
than the tube size.

You must ensure no hydraulic

components will interfere with
any sprayer parts or be pulled
tight at any time.

Figure 21: Valve Mounting Location

4.6.3 Hydraulic Plumbing

WARNING!

From this point in the installation the
booms will be inoperative until the
electronics are fully installed.

1. After the NORAC valves are mounted,

the hydraulic hoses and fittings can be
plumbed. The plumbing for the hydraulic
circuit is shown schematically in Figure
3
.

2. Connect a 6FJX90 hose end on the

NORAC supplied hose (H02) to the

Pressure port on the NORAC valve
block.

3. Tee the “P” line to the pressure port on

the sprayer valve block using the 6FJXR-
6MJT fitting (F04).

4. Connect the 6FJX90 fitting on hose

H04 to the Tank port on the NORAC
valve block.

5. Tee in the “T” line to the tank port on

the sprayer valve block using the 8FJXR-
8MJT fitting (F07).

6. The “raise” lines must be connected to

the "B" ports of the NORAC valve
block. Connect the 6FJX90 hose ends
on the NORAC supplied hoses (H02)
to the “B” ports of the NORAC valve

block.

7. Tee the other ends of H02 into the

ports of the sprayer valve block,
connecting to the boom raise cylinders
with the 6FJXR-6MJT fittings (F04).

The “T” fittings are inserted into

the Apache hydraulic circuit to
allow the NORAC Valve block to
control the cylinders in parallel

with the existing system.