Adding rear remotes, what kind should I get?

[ranger danger]

I'm having 2 Rear remote hydraulics added to my Kubota M6060. The one it came with is a float detent. Which type should I have for the other 2? I have a top cylinder which I thought could be used with a spring center, no need to float it. I'm thinking a second float. I have a snow plow/dozer blade and a tree and post puller that require hydraulics for now but I may add implements later like a down force for a post auger. Any suggestions are appreciated.

 

[MH49]

I think you are on the right path. For the snow/dozer blade (depending on how the mount is) I would want the float for plowing snow and back dragging.

 

[BeezFun]

I have float on my top cylinder for when I bush hog, it lets the front of the mower move up and down.
I have one remote with a detent for on position. I use that for things like a post pounder or log splitter where I'm on the ground with something that has it's own hydraulic control.
So of my 3 remotes, two have detent for float and one has detent for on. Having float doesn't hurt anything but might come in useful.

 

[ranger danger]

This is what the manual suggests. 2 self canceling and 1 float.

1. Double acting valve with detents and self cancelling
2. Double acting valve with float option
3. Double acting valve with detents and self cancelling