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MrsTractor
Bronze Member
You should run it right from the battery with a fuse in the line.
dn58
Member
On a CK20, the customer use fuse controls a white connector coming out of one of the wiring harnasses at the rear of the tractor above the PTO. Might be similiar on a CK30, might not be.
DIRTCUTTER
Silver Member
RedRocker said:
ck30 hst Red, I have to crawl under my tractor to turn the valve from BH. to BOX. If I install the same type of switch , I wont have to go under the tractor, is that correct
GreenMtns
Gold Member
My CK30HST had a rear SVC. The backhoe hydraulics pluged into these QD's. Then just push the SVC lever into detent and the backhoe was powered. No crawling under the tractor to turn valves and the loader was always powered as well. When you are done just disconnect the lines and center the SVC lever.DIRTCUTTER said:
Way easier than that valve under the tractor.
Al
DIRTCUTTER
Silver Member
What is a SVC lever?? An how is it installedGreenMtns said:
HODAK
Gold Member
The lever sends hydraulic fluid to the rear remotes. You can buy the kit for one or two sets of rear remotes. Two sets = two levers. Add them yourself - it's not that bad.
GreenMtns
Gold Member
"What is a SVC lever?? An how is it installed"
Sorry, I should have been clearer. HODACK is right on. The SVC lever will come in the kit for a rear remote. You can add up to two rear remotes on a CK30/25. You only need the first remote which will have a dent in the valve. If you add the second remote it would add on to the first and will not have a detent. You really only need the first to power the backhoe. I also found that buying a parts book for the CK30/25 was one of the best sources of information for this tractor. The schematics will show exactly how every thing hooks up and covers both the 30 / 25's and HST as well as shuttle transmissions.
The instructions for the rear remote (SVC) kits will tell you to remove the right rear tire. You can do that, however I found that taking the seat off gave access to the area where the install goes. Be careful with the seat. It is heavy. (50 to 70 lbs)
The kit is easy to install if you have any mechanical skills at all and is not anywhere near as expensive as the same kits for most other makes.
Sorry, I should have been clearer. HODACK is right on. The SVC lever will come in the kit for a rear remote. You can add up to two rear remotes on a CK30/25. You only need the first remote which will have a dent in the valve. If you add the second remote it would add on to the first and will not have a detent. You really only need the first to power the backhoe. I also found that buying a parts book for the CK30/25 was one of the best sources of information for this tractor. The schematics will show exactly how every thing hooks up and covers both the 30 / 25's and HST as well as shuttle transmissions.
The instructions for the rear remote (SVC) kits will tell you to remove the right rear tire. You can do that, however I found that taking the seat off gave access to the area where the install goes. Be careful with the seat. It is heavy. (50 to 70 lbs)
The kit is easy to install if you have any mechanical skills at all and is not anywhere near as expensive as the same kits for most other makes.
DIRTCUTTER
Silver Member
Do I have to install a rear remote first.This is a dealer item or can I go else where. Do you know of any information on the web that I can get information.
VictorW
Veteran Member
As GreenMtns mentioned, the first valve has a detent for constant flow. If you install the second valve, it has a float position, if that would be useful.
The remote valve was, for me, well worth the money to power the bh. The hose kit and turning the valve is a PITA.
The remote valve was, for me, well worth the money to power the bh. The hose kit and turning the valve is a PITA.
GreenMtns
Gold Member
The rear remote kit (SVC) is a Kioti product. It will contain everything you need to install the remote. It will also have instructions on how to install it. It is not hard to install if you like that kind of thing. Some people prefer to have thier dealer install the kit. Either way it makes mounting and unmounting the backhoe a breeze compared to crawling under the tractor to throw a valve and loose the loader while the backhoe is getting the hydraulic flow.DIRTCUTTER said:
The best information on rear remotes may well be found here by doing a search. I have not done it so I can't say what information you would get, but I would start here.
Al
Steve_Miller
Veteran Member
Not sure if this link http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...liary-power-source.html?highlight=rear+lights will help or not.
Steve
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