Spiltting Hydraulic Lines

[PTack]

I have a kubota M6800 it has two rear hydraulic remotes, and I am wanting to split both lines to make 4 remotes so I can pull my new john deere roller with it which has four hydraulic lines, is there a way of doing this without spending a fortune.

 

[J_J]

What are the hoses going to , cylinders or hyd motors?

 

[J_J]

These will give equal flow to hyd motors.

https://www.surpluscenter.com/item.asp?item=9-1048-C&catname=hydraulic

Four equal output.

https://www.surpluscenter.com/item.asp?item=9-5564&catname=hydraulic

 

[RickB]

I have a kubota M6800 it has two rear hydraulic remotes, and I am wanting to split both lines to make 4 remotes so I can pull my new john deere roller with it which has four hydraulic lines, is there a way of doing this without spending a fortune.

Here's what you need:

Welcom to Fasse Valves - Home Page

 

[PTack]

after I add these dividers i then need to add remote hookups, wouldnt I and also thanks for the help

 

[PTack]

& also the lines are going to the hyd motor

 

[kennyd]

Here's what you need:

Welcom to Fasse Valves - Home Page

Yup, or another option is the V&M Multiplier diverters. Both good stuff that is ready to work.

There are other options that involve piecing together the parts yourself...a search of the term "diverter" will provide hours of reading.

Either way, your gonna spend $300 to $500 to do this. You can also check with Kubota about a factory option for a second remote.

 

[aczlan]

Either way, your gonna spend $300 to $500 to do this. You can also check with Kubota about a factory option for a second remote.

But expect to spend $400-$600 for the factory second remote.

Aaron Z

 

[kennyd]

But expect to spend $400-$600 for the factory second remote.

Aaron Z

Yeah, but it looks better, and they will operate independently versus a diverter you can only operate on function at a time. Doesn't need any wiring/switches either.