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Sectional Hydraulic Control Valve – 3 Position 4 Way Open Center Spring Return

Original price was: $267.12.Current price is: $198.43.

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When you need precise hydraulic control for implements and attachments, this single-section valve gives you the reliable operation that keeps your equipment working smoothly. Whether you’re running a loader, operating a mower deck, or controlling hydraulic cylinders, having a valve that responds exactly when you need it makes all the difference in getting the job done right.

What You’re Getting

  • 4-way, 3-position operation gives you full directional control of double-acting cylinders
  • Open center design works with your tractor’s existing hydraulic system without modifications
  • Spring centering automatically returns the valve to neutral when you let go
  • Adjustable relief valve protects your system from pressure spikes and overloads
  • Built-in end ports for easy integration into your hydraulic setup

Built for Real Farm Work

This sectional valve is designed to handle the demanding hydraulic needs of agricultural equipment. It’s perfect for controlling loader buckets, hay spears, brush hogs, and other implements that need precise hydraulic operation. The open center configuration means it’ll work with most tractor hydraulic systems without requiring expensive modifications or additional components.

Made to Last

Cross builds these valves to handle the vibration, temperature swings, and constant use that come with farm work. The internal components are machined to tight tolerances for smooth operation and long service life, while the heavy-duty housing stands up to the bumps and jolts of field conditions.

Installation Notes

This valve mounts easily to most hydraulic systems using standard fittings and connections. The adjustable relief is typically set at 2000 PSI from the factory but can be adjusted from 1500-2500 PSI to match your system requirements. Make sure to flush your hydraulic lines before installation to keep contamination out of the new valve.