B2650 ROPS rear remotes with BH77

[KyleH]

Just an update, installed the two valve setup for the B2630 today, just had to trim a small section out of the flat panel that goes between the fenders/seat. Also going to have to make a bracket to attach the quick connect blocks to the rops or fender, for now I just used a bungee as I want to make sure it's not going to interfere with anything before its mounted permanently. The levers fit into the space the where the cubby hole and power outlet was, however the trim panel is about an inch shorter than the opening. Thinking of just making a filler piece and could use the space for switches to power lights that will be mounted onto the rops later. Overall it was an easy install, didn't have to remove the rear wheel or cut the fender, however I did take the seat(4 nuts) and the panel between the fenders(4 bolts) off to make it easier to access during the install. Tried it out with the hydraulic angle on the RB3772 and it worked great while doing some snow cleanup.

 

[Weaselfoot]

In response to the following previously posted message: " I have lots of pictures I will try to send but I will be honest I don't know how to post pictures at this time. Bear with me and if you can give me any help with the procedure to send pictures I would appreciate it."

To post a photo: First of all, use Windows Explorer to find the photo file in your computer. It might be in "Pictures" under a folder called "Tractor" for instance. If it is a numbered photo copy down the number so you can find the photo later. Then come back to this board and click on "reply" and a row of symbols appears above the text box where you type your message. If you "hover" your mouse over each symbol for a second, a note will appear to tell you its function. The third symbol from the end of the row will indicate "insert image". Click on that one and a screen entitled "Insert Image" will appear. If your image is on your computer, click on "From Computer". Notice a box with "Choose Files" inside the box. Click on the box. A screen will appear to allow you to highlight the photo image file in your computer. Click on Open to go to the next step. It should attach the photo to the reply. (A photo with fine detail will turn up as huge on the screen in which case the file should be reduced before sending but that is another lesson!)