Kubota B3030 hydraulics backside

[Flyfish Nerd]

Hi all,

I own a Kubota B3030 HST and i'm thinking about to buy a wood chipper with hydraulic feed. The wood chipper I'm looking at is a BX42R which needs hydraulic feed from the tracor. I have 2 hydraulic sockets at the backside of my B3030.
The question is: are those sockets ment for continuos hydraulics circulation? How do I actuate those sockets? Is there some kind of valve I have to open?
Looking forward to your answers!

Kind regards,
Edward

 

[Hammerhead800]

You should have a mechanical lever if you have standard SCV or a switch if you have a EH SCV . Are the couplers plumbed or just mounted?

 

[davrow]

If those are intended to feed a backhoe they should have a lever with a detent to provide continuous flow.

 

[Hammerhead800]

Probably not the original intentions. Backhoes generally run from a power beyond setup. Personally I use 1set of my rear remotes for the backhoe.

 

[KyleH]

You can just use the rear remotes, if they don't have a detent position, you can use a bungee cord to hold the lever.

They also make a pto power pack to run the hydraulics for those without remotes installed.

 

[Flyfish Nerd]

Well, finally it works. The outlets at the back are operated by the remote I have at the right side of my steering wheel. With this remote I control front lift up and down and the chute left/right on my snowblower. Remote left/right also controls the outlets on the back. A solid bungee cord holds it in the left position when using the woodchipper.

See attached pictures.

Regards, Edward

 

[KyleH]

Looking good.