Need to order Hydraulic Remote Kit for Kubota M9000

[OKSTATE COWBOYS]

Need to order remote kit for my M9000 2005 Kubota tractor. I have one remote and am wanting to put another one on the tractor. Where is the best place to order this? Do you just call it the remote kit? Do I need anything else? What is the anticipated cost?

Thanks,

TC

 

[J_J]

Do you want a factory kit or do it yourself kit?

 

[OKSTATE COWBOYS]

What do you suggest? I'm open for anything. I was thinking about a factory kit but if there isn't any difference the other would work.

 

[Tx Jim]

A do it yourself kit will be cheaper but won't fit as smoothly/easily. Do you anticipate requiring a "float position" on the added remote kit? It's my understanding that non of Kubota's 1st remote kit's have a "float position". I think a Kubota 2nd remote kit is in the $800-$900 range.

 

[J_J]

Here is a Surplus Center three spool stacked valve to get you stated.

$369.90

Add hoses, QD's, and mounting bracket.

 

[Leejohn]

You should call your dealer and get a price, then put it on yourself. There are a quick a few options for your tractor, also while your at it get a parts manual.

 

[Tx Jim]

also while your at it get a parts manual.

Why pay for something(parts manual) that's available online for free?

 

[MtnViewRanch]

My suggestion is to get the OEM price for the 2nd rear remote. Then you will feel good about any of the ways that you can go with aftermarket stuff. I suggest a diverter setup and use the single OEM rear remote to feed those. Have done this many times and most everyone has been happy with the results. :thumbsup:

 

[Leejohn]

Why pay for something(parts manual) that's available online for free?

Yes Jim I know that, just if he got the manual he can see all the options there are about 5 or 6 for his tractor. He can do the search for it. I'm guessing the 2nd valve is around the $300 to 400 price.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Yes Jim I know that, just if he got the manual he can see all the options there are about 5 or 6 for his tractor. He can do the search for it. I'm guessing the 2nd valve is around the $300 to 400 price.

I may be way off on pricing, only going by what my customers tell me, but once Kubota goes out of production on a model, the parts go up in cost and not just a little bit.

But this is hearsay and why I said to go and get the price for the OEM unit to start with. I would be interested in hearing what Kubota actually wants for the 2nd valve for his tractor.