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Single Bank Hydraulic Selector Valve with Spool – 3 /8 BSP Monoblock for Double Acting Systems

Original price was: $362.71.Current price is: $210.86.

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When you’re looking to add hydraulic power to an implement or control a hydraulic cylinder on your tractor, you need a valve that gives you smooth, reliable operation. This single bank selector valve with integrated spool puts hydraulic control right where you need it, whether you’re operating a wood splitter, hydraulic top link, or any other attachment that needs both extend and retract control.

What You’re Getting

  • Monoblock construction eliminates potential leak points that plague multi-piece designs
  • Integrated spool valve provides smooth, proportional control without sticking or binding
  • 3/8 BSP threaded ports handle adequate flow for most farm hydraulic applications
  • Double-acting design gives you powered movement in both directions when you need it
  • Compatible with second lever attachment for expanded 3-way valve functionality

Perfect for Adding Hydraulic Functions

This valve shines when you need to add one hydraulic function without the complexity of multi-bank systems. Whether you’re controlling a hydraulic auger for post holes, operating a log splitter, or running a hydraulic cylinder on a cultivator, this single bank design keeps things simple and affordable while giving you the control you need.

Built to Handle Farm Pressures

The monoblock construction means this valve is machined from a single piece of material, eliminating the leak points and weak spots you get with assembled valve bodies. The precision spool design maintains tight tolerances even after thousands of cycles, and the 3/8 BSP ports are sized just right for most agricultural hydraulic work.

Installation Notes

Mount this valve securely since vibration will cause premature wear and leaks. Use proper thread sealant or tape on the BSP connections for leak-free operation. Route your hoses to avoid sharp bends and rubbing points, and consider adding a pressure relief valve if your system doesn’t have one built in. Always test at low pressure first to make sure everything’s working smooth before putting it under full load.