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2 Spool Closed Center Hydraulic Control Valve for Tractors and Implements

Original price was: $311.73.Current price is: $207.92.

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When you’re running a front loader, backhoe, or any implement that needs two different hydraulic functions, this 2-spool closed center valve gives you the control you need. It’s a workhorse that handles up to 30 GPM flow and lets you operate two double-acting cylinders independently—whether that’s curling and lifting a loader bucket or extending and retracting on both sides of a tool bar.

What You’re Getting

  • 4-way, 3-position operation on both spools with reliable spring centering so everything returns to neutral when you let go
  • Closed center design that doesn’t waste hydraulic power when you’re not using the valve—keeps your system running efficiently
  • No relief valve built in, which means it works with your tractor’s existing system pressure protection
  • Comes with the handle already installed so it’s ready to mount and connect
  • 3/4-inch NPT inlet and outlet ports with 1/2-inch working ports for solid flow capacity

Built for Real Farm Work

This valve is perfect for tractors running front loaders, backhoes, or any implement where you need to control two separate hydraulic functions at the same time. It’s designed for operating double-acting cylinders or reversible hydraulic motors, so it’ll handle everything from moving hay bales to operating a post hole digger.

Made to Last

Cross builds these valves to handle the demands of farm work—constant use, dirt, vibration, and temperature swings. The closed center design puts less stress on your tractor’s hydraulic pump when the valve isn’t being used, and the spring centering mechanism is built to keep working season after season.

Good to Know

This valve mounts easily with standard bolt patterns and connects with common NPT fittings. Since it’s closed center, make sure your tractor’s hydraulic system is set up for this type—most newer utility tractors are, but if you’re not sure, check your operator’s manual or give us a call.