Need help w/Kubota L4610 rear remotes...Hep meh!!

[DaddyRabbit]

I have a Kubota L4610 that has one rear remote on it. Therein lies the problem. I now need another outlet but mine is not stackable so this means its new valve time. Where can I buy ,(afford ably hopefully) a 2 or 3 pair outlet that will fit my 4610? According to my dealer they're unavailable until April of 08. I had him order off a new Befco spreader for me and now I can't even use the hydraulics w/it Thanks

 

[hayden]

Do you have the factory remote? I thought they were stackable? Are you certain they are not? It it the valves or the outlet blocks (or both) that are the problem?

 

[DaddyRabbit]

Here is a link to a pic of the identical block/valve that I have. I hope I can stack them but the dealer hasn't looked at it yet but says he doubts I can.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...ydraulics-question-2-164462-unknownvalve1.jpg

Do you have the factory remote? I thought they were stackable? Are you certain they are not? It it the valves or the outlet blocks (or both) that are the problem?

 

[john_bud]

Here is a link to a pic of the identical block/valve that I have. I hope I can stack them but the dealer hasn't looked at it yet but says he doubts I can.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...ydraulics-question-2-164462-unknownvalve1.jpg

Rabbit,

The pic is of the outlet block. Those are stackable. The valve is the part where the handle is, under the fender. That part on the "10" series is not stackable, nor cheap.

 

[radman1]

I had a 3710 Kub and they are not stackable. You might consider a 2-3 bank hydraulic selenoid splitter at one of the rear outlets. Probably much cheaper than buying an entire new set of hydraulics.

 

[DaddyRabbit]

I just hate being screwed! Never once in my life have I ever tried to cheap my way out of something, (only one valve in this case) that it didn't wind up costing me double later. Nowadays its buy the best and cry once for me. Any idea as to where one can be attained?

Rabbit,

The pic is of the outlet block. Those are stackable. The valve is the part where the handle is, under the fender. That part on the "10" series is not stackable, nor cheap.