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Yes, you could. Would need longer bolts later however. These are Bucher valves, top of the line stuff: https://www.hydraulicstore.com/hydraulic/valves/directional-control-valves/manually-controlled/bucher-12-gpm-manual-directional-control-stack-valves This is the Prince SV series, but I don't...

While more money... You can also get a 'stack' valve where you custom pick each spool, and make the 3rd one electric so you can plumb it to the front for a grapple, and control it with a switch on the joystick.

Check for voltage at the solenoid first while activating the button. But ,I suspect the spool in the valve body is stuck from lack of use, not an uncommon problem. Post some pics of it and we can try to help.

I'd guess poor manufacturing tolerances or excessive powder coating on the holes. Just ream the holes a bit and the pin should slide right through.

Wow, just seeing this @dicktill , hope it gets taken care of quickly!

Guessing he means a PT "O" pump?

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You have to install a 'plug' into one of the ports on the trans to get it to work. I have the info somewhere...figured it out for a customer doing the same thing a few months ago. EDIT: I learned all this in part while developing our custom Power Beyond BM18005 kit for the 790/3005 tarctors.

It is normal for hydro fluid to be 100* above ambient temps when working the machine.

Necropost... This thread was started in 2014

Well don't know who told you that...but no. It is for snow, not dirt work as the name 'dozer blade' would imply. Guess you didn't really read my reply. Yes a diverter can be added. Kits can be bought or it can be brewed. Hours of reading if you search the term 'diverter' in the Hydraulics...

They will NOT work well with hydro fluid, they are meant for fuel that is much thinner.

JD sold a 54" blade for that machine, but there are longer ones available like these: https://www.ctattachments.com/home/compact-tractor-attachments/compact-tractor-snow-plows You'll still need the JD quick attach setup with angling cylinder, there is no real aftermarket kit for that. Here...

Sorry, I have only checked 1/4" and 1/2" ISO 5675 "AG" style so far. Not sure what your particular Kioti might use, but many of the Korean tractors use ISO 7241 "A" series. If you have cheap calipers, o-rings are easy to measure.

The 4x10 and 4x20 series do not have them. Neither do the 3x10 or 3x20's. Only the xx00 series have them. Plus, that won't stop it from cranking.