Adding a 3 hydraulic

coupman35 · Jan 28, 2019

Like to no can you add a 3 hydraulic out but to the 2 that I already have on now. My B2650 whit cab has a snow blower on the back so I had to get the kit for the hydraulic shute . Now I have a hydraulic top like so id like to add a 3 hydraulic for that.

SDT · Jan 29, 2019

coupman35 said:
Like to no can you add a 3 hydraulic out but to the 2 that I already have on now. My B2650 whit cab has a snow blower on the back so I had to get the kit for the hydraulic shute . Now I have a hydraulic top like so id like to add a 3 hydraulic for that.

I believe that you will need to fabricate your own third rear remote for your 2650.

That said, you could add a third function to your FEL, which provides a hydraulic outlet at the front. You could they run hoses to the rear for whatever purpose.

SDT

coupman35 · Jan 29, 2019

Yep but that be a lot of hoses .I think I saw some add one whit a switch of some kind that use one of the outlet that there .Am going to look and see if I can find that again .Thing it was call a Hydraulic Diverter Kits block whit a button or switch that let you use one of the outlet .

MtnViewRanch · Jan 29, 2019

coupman35 said:
Yep but that be a lot of hoses .I think I saw some add one whit a switch of some kind that use one of the outlet that there .Am going to look and see if I can find that again .Thing it was call a Hydraulic Diverter Kits block whit a button or switch that let you use one of the outlet .

Take a look here.

coupman35 · Jan 29, 2019

Cool thanks for the link I new I saw some kit for what I was look for

JWR · Jan 29, 2019

Coupman: based on what you describe, you are a lot better off (dollarwise for sure) to find an old car seat motor or other electrical position control that can be adapted to move your chute around. Basically you are "wasting" one of your scarce resources (the remote) to do a very simple thing (like rotate a chute.) It should be drastically cheaper to rig up an electrical chute control compared to adding another remote.

If you search other threads, there have been several discussing the methods and idea for using an electrical chute control.

coupman35 · Jan 29, 2019

Yep I think your right for the price it will cost I think I will never mine. The top link I got has a valve on it one it in place I can disconnect it and reconnect the chute and it will will not move so am good to go. Thanks for the advise and info once again you guy .