Ordering Hydraulics on a TC40D

[anonz]

Went into the local dealer to ask about remote hydraulics to be ordered with a TC40D. They weren't much help -- therefore the question to you guys (gals).

What is the "Remote Hydraulic Valve Single Lever for TC40" used for? How is it different from two single spool rear remotes? I must be mixing apples and oranges, but I can't find in the brochure and dealer was rather fuzzy about it.

See attachment for further information. List prices for NH tractors.

Thanks

 

[DUMBDOG]

This is the valve that you would use for the loader. One function to lift and lower, the other would be to tilt the bucket.

Would also work for the rear implements, except that you would have to run the lines under the tractor, providing that you do not have the loader on and hooked up to the valve.

 

[Hoeman00]

1-3 sets of remote outlets on REAR of tractor.
Use this to run any hydraulic attachments like top link cylinder, power angle on blade or rake, dump trailer, log splitter, some backhoes,hydraulic winch and many more.
The first one is the harder one to install the next two bolt to the first.
So I got one thrown in on my deal when I got my 35D and can always add the extras.
Top link cylinder is very handy.
All the remotes are for double acting cylinders unlike the old old tractors that have single line for single acting cylinders.

 

[DocHeb]

The first additional rear remote for my TC40D was $253 (when I bought last year), and the second and third rear remotes were $200 each (dealer installed). These are list prices, and since I was purchasing on the Ford "A-Plan" I paid list price for these. There were no cylinders associated with these rear remotes. The right rear wheel needs to be removed for installation. JohnInCa installed their own about a year ago and posted a nice pictorial in: Remote Hydraulics Install