Hydraulic detent
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It's been done. I believe there was a recent thread here about it on a CK or possibly a DK series. It will not affect function except that it will make it necessary to hold the lever to choose flow or no flow from the remote.
k0ua
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The dealer did mine, he returned them to me in a bag. He was very cautious about warning me about the dangers. As I did not have a need to run a motor or splitter, I let him take them out. But I don't know how involved it was.
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They're Youtube videos showing how it's done on a DK-40. It requires removing the seat and metal plate it attaches to, then removing the bolthead in the valve which holds 3-4 detent balls and a spring. Then reassembly and done. No more detented valve.
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http://www.princehyd.com/Portals/0/valves/LvManual.pdf
Look at this PDF.
It is a Prince valve, but you will see the springs and balls that fit in a groove.
Just remove the spring and balls, and reattach the can and you will be with out detent.
Throw a small magnet in the bag to keep all the balls and springs together for later use.
Look at this PDF.
It is a Prince valve, but you will see the springs and balls that fit in a groove.
Just remove the spring and balls, and reattach the can and you will be with out detent.
Throw a small magnet in the bag to keep all the balls and springs together for later use.
seacap04
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I have a front snow plow and redirect the rear remotes to the front. I did mine and it is not hard to do. There are threads on here that document how to do it. And yes the search function leaves a lot to be desired.
kco
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Here is a link to a thread for removing Kioti detentes. There are good photos and instructions.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/showthread.php?t=228110
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/showthread.php?t=228110
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