? for Stef about bx-23 rear remote hookup or anybody else

[Stargazer]

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Hi Stef:

I think what Volfandt (and others/myself) would like to know is if the 2 spool valve(looks like chute angle&elevation) is powered off the BH connections or does 2 or maybe 3 hoses run up to loader valve area. My dealer "thinks" I can run the BH connections to a open ctr valve with hose to cly to control angle on rear blade or a log splitter and be good 2 go. But other posts imply that way the 3 pt arms won't work (not good if can't pick blade up) that way. I don't understand what this power beyond 3 hose return stuff really means .

Know Kub sells bx7322 rear remote for about 300 and extra bolt spools about 200 each and hose kits(not sure if just is all hoses) for 200. But if I can spend $60 for hoses and a set of quick connects and $50 for a 1 spool valve that is alot easier on billfold. Know somebody called Mad(reff?) has posted but search and click link doesn't seem 2 work for me.

Anybody else please chime in on how 2 dew on a bx-23

Thanx for helping a dumb sh*t.

Pat R
__________________

 

[Stef]

The auxiliary valve on my former BX23 was connected to the backhoe outlet. My dealer installed the valve to control the snowblower cylinders. It was not a permanent installation. It worked quite well as long as the backhoe wasn't mounted on the tractor (I had to disconnect the valve to connect the backhoe). The installation that way is simpler but not permanent. You have to connect and disconnect the valve each time you switch between the backhoe and an implement controled with cylinders (snowblower, log splitter, Top & Tilt cylinders, etc.). IMHO, you should go for a permanent installation.

 

[Stargazer]

Hi Stef:

Thanks for the info. Think for now will go the cheap way as don't think will have BH even on when need extra outlet and if see a good deal on the Kub setup will buy it.

Thanks again

Pat R

Sorry I didn't read former BX now 3030 sig line