hydrolic remotes q

J_J · Nov 7, 2011

How are you going to run the remote hyd on a single hose unless the cyl is a single action cyl?

You can do it with a single hose if you plug the A work port and use the B port for the single action hydraulics.

The reason you plug the A port is so you don't spit fluid all over the place.

If it is double action cyl, use two hoses and plug into the curl cyl work ports.

Smallplot · Nov 7, 2011

I agree with JJ on this. Use the bucket curl ports. You said you purchased a 10 foot hydro hose, is that an extension hose from your implement? 10 foot just does not sound long enough to reach the mid hydro mount from the implement. And if that is the case, make sure you attach the hose in a way not to get into a tire while turning or able to catch on anything on the ground.

bigbull338 · Nov 8, 2011

yes its a 10ft extension hose to plug into a single remote hose to reach the loader ports.i know what im doing will work because i made sure of that when i bought the tractor an loader.orginally i was just going to pull along side an plug into my remotes an make the adjustments an then hook up.everything ill run with the tractor requires 1 hydro hose hookup.now if i start pulling a 4 by 5 rd baler ill have to install the rear remotes as they take 2 to run the baler.1 to run the twine tier an 1 to open an close the tail gate.

bucktaker · Nov 17, 2011

Bull
Let us know how you make out, I may be in the same boat next year as I have no rear remotes on my L5740. I didnt think it would be 95 dollars for a ext hose. That 190.00 dollars may go into a rear remote kit.

Anyone price rear remotes for a Grand L? Any one have instructions for hydralic challenged types Ie specific this goes here type with pictures?

Dont know squat about some of the terms I see tossed out hear.