M62 Fit RiteTop'nTilt/Rear Remotes

[Reylynn]

I'm unsure of where to tie in the hydraulic hoses for Fit Rite rear remotes on my M62. I've read the thread here originated by RedNeckGeek. His post is helpful, but I don't have factory install instructions, and most of RedNeckGeek's pictures of his install show his initial factory installation that he replaced with the Fit Rite line. I've not been able to locate Kubota instructions identifying where to connect valve body hydraulic lines to the tractor. Can anyone help me?

 

[mikester]

General rule of thumb is route hoses so they are out of the way and don't bind. I use 45 degree swivel fittings on my top link and about three feet of hose.

 

[Reylynn]

Hi mikester, I believe I have the hydraulic hose layout to the top n tilt hydraulic cylinders covered. The concern I have is with the hydraulic hoses from the existing tractor hydraulic system to the Fit Rite remotes. Brian marked the ports on the spool assembly. I am unsure of the corresponding ports for the opposite ends of the hydraulic hoses.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Look at the loader control valve. Follow those lines back to where they connect on the tractor.

Hopefully you can determine which line is what by where it connects to.
I'm sorry I can't help more, but without having the tractor in front of me, that's about all I can do.

Maybe ask over at Orange Tractor Talks.

 

[mikester]

Sorry about the misunderstanding, I have OEM remotes.

I have pics on my blog showing various times during my cab assembly and that might give you ideas, here's the link

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[Reylynn]

Thanks for your interest and trying to help. I checked out your website - nice job on the cab install.

 

[Stonehaller]

I use the backhoe swing pump connections for my rear remotes. No permanent piping changes needed. Just use the swing pump quick coupler and the backhoe drain line quick coupler. I don't need the remotes when the backhoe is on.

 

[Reylynn]

Thanks for your suggestion. I've been wondering about your type of configuration, but trying to address due diligence through gathering input from those who have gone before. Do I understand correctly that no power beyond connection at the new remote valve assembly is required due to the combination of hydraulic termination at the 3 point cylinder and switching the 2 directional valve levers?

 

[Stonehaller]

If you use the swing pump as I did, you will need to remove the power beyond plug/adapter from your valve and plug the external connection.

 

[rScotty]

If you use the swing pump as I did, you will need to remove the power beyond plug/adapter from your valve and plug the external connection.

That sounds like the way to go. Can you provide more details on which adapter and plug?

 

[Stonehaller]

He'd have to remove the power beyond from the 3 stack valve he got from Fit Rite. Probably should contact Fit Rite for instructions.

 

[Stonehaller]

Example of power beyond plug in a Prince valve. Some valves are different and have an adapter with o-rings to seal the high pressure from the tank circuit.

 

[rScotty]

I see. That's clever - with the backhoe mounted there is probably no use for the remotes, and with the BH dismounted there is no use for the swing pump.... but when the hoe is dismounted there are these handy swing circuit connections which are lonely and unused.

But is there any advantage other than using two shorter hoses? - I'm assuming that on the M59/62 the hoses to the swing pump outlets would be closer than those to the power beyond port on the control valve.

 

[Doug Vee]

This person used the swing cylinder circuit for his rear remotes on his L47. He made the connection and valve body removable. Looks like a good way to go.

Doug