B7610 remotes (also applys to B7510) with pictures.

[jas67]

Here is the hydraulic top link:

I also now have the B2910 type telescoping stabilizers (which were not on yet when I took these pictures).

If you don't home remotes yet, here are some pictures that might help:

Hydraulic block location (FEL will be connected here):

The connection toward the front of the tractor is the pressure line, the one toward the rear, is the power beyond return from the FEL, which feeds the 3PH.

Here is the tank return line, which is just behind your reverse pedal:

The fittings are JIC-6 (pressure) and JIC-8 (return). Here is the TEE that I used to tie in the tank return from my remotes valve:

And this elbow:

I used 3/8" NPT hoses from Surplus center, and the following adapters to connect to the hydraulic block:

The 90 degree bent tube JIC-6 elbow came from discount hydraulic hose, as did the 3/8" NTP to JIC-6 adapter.

Up at the loader valve:

Here you can see the power beyond return hose coming back from my remotes valve to the hydraulic block. The hose that ran from the power beyond port on the loader valve was removed, and replaced with a longer hose going to the pressure port on the remotes valve.

Here is the new hose connected to the power beyond port of the loader valve:

Here is the return hose from the remotes valve teed into the tank return from the loader:

Remotes (with high tech "temporary" mounting bracket):

 

[newbury]

Great photo's!

 

[jas67]

Great photo's!

Newbury,

Thanks for the complement. I took them about 6 weeks ago, just didn't have time to write it up. I need to get part #'s off discount hydraulic hose, and surplus centers web site for a BOM.

The B7610 is a h**l of a great tractor, as I'm sure you know. I have a hydraulic side link now too. I wouldn't want to run a box blade with the T-N-T setup. Next project is hydraulic angle for my rear blade for moving snow.

 

[Firefighter Kubota]

Nice set up. I hope you upgrade the wood mount, to steel...

You might want to rotate the valve 90 degrees fwd, makes operatin from the seat easier...

Hydraulic Top link, and grapple /plow controls

 

[Uncle Doug]

I will have to look to see if my L3000 with FEL can be set up the same way or similar. My old L2500 (no FEL) had a block on the right hand side that I ran remote hydralics from to a log splitter. I have been wondering how to do the same with this one. It keeps me from borowing back my old tractor from the neighbor every time I need to split wood.

 

[jas67]

Nice set up. I hope you upgrade the wood mount, to steel...

You might want to rotate the valve 90 degrees fwd, makes operatin from the seat easier...

Hydraulic Top link, and grapple /plow controls

The plan is to upgrade it to steel. I don't have metal fabrication tools or skills, so I need to wait until one of my buddies that does has time to do it.

 

[DWW68]

Jas
That is a nice set up.
Where did you get the valve from?
Also part #'s and price.
I am looking to do the same thing, but did not like the price from dealer for the parts.

 

[jas67]

Jas
That is a nice set up.
Where did you get the valve from?
Also part #'s and price.
I am looking to do the same thing, but did not like the price from dealer for the parts.

Surplus Center:
https://www.surpluscenter.com/item.asp?UID=2009092420111462&item=9-4501

 

[8561]

When you get around to mounting the valve permanently, here is mine on a B2410. It's a very handy location, makes looking behind you while operating the levers very easy. With your arm resting on the back of the seat, your hand just falls to that location.

 

[jas67]

The pictures are back up.