Don't understand rear hydraulic options

[Spudland_Dave]

Just to clarify, you will not get another "joystick", but rather a lever that operates the additional valve.

Different terminology...same thing :confused2:. To me its a joystick... IMO a valve can only be operated one of 2 ways...Solenoid or Joystick.
Just like I have no idea what a Rotary Cutter is :laughing:...I think my wife has one and it said "food processor" on the box, works great for making coleslaw and such....:laughing: to me the thing you mount behind your tractor to cut brush & tall grass is a Bush Hog. Woods, Land Pride, TSC all have Bush Hogs

Are you an engineer by trade Kenny? I ask only because my bro who is a Mechanical Engineer says things like that to me all the time with a smile on his face...

 

[DennisH]

I'm with Dave, all my life I have called that thing you pull behind a tractor to cut grass a bush hog and a finish mower is a fancy bush hog.

 

[kennyd]

Are you an engineer by trade Kenny? I ask only because my bro who is a Mechanical Engineer says things like that to me all the time with a smile on his face...

Nope. But I am ing.

But I think most people think of a "joystick" as something that moves in 4 directions like on a video game or the FEL control on a tractor. I just did not want the OP to be confused.

 

[soulasphil]

If you're mainly interested in operating a log splitter, you don't really need Power Beyond. The 3rd SVC that came standard on my 3520 does the job. This is what I use to control the log splitter and hedge trimmer. It is activated by a lever in front of the 3 pt. You cannot use the FEL or 3 point hitch while using it.

 

[Rob-D]

Are you an engineer by trade Kenny?

I heard he stayed in a Holiday Inn.

 

[kennyd]

I heard he stayed in a Holiday Inn.

:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:
It was actually the Holiday Inn Express:thumbsup:

 

[Rob-D]

:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:
It was actually the Holiday Inn Express:thumbsup:

Just kidding Kenny, I have the highest respect for your knowledge!
Rob