griz
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Hello everyone, I was wondering if you need rear remote h. vavles to run a wood spliter, or do they vary. I'm in the process of getting a approx. 30hp tractor and wondered if I could every find the use for extra remotes. Thanks, Griz
wood spliter/remotes?
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MDSteve
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If your getting an FEL then you can just use that for your splitter. The remotes were very expensive to add to my tractor so I just use the ones for the FEL.
Steve
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markie61
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Kubota's remotes are the most expensive to add that I have found. Most are around $200-300.
Some logsplitters use the tractor hydraulics (like TSC's), either the remote or the FEL connectors and are $550-575. Another I saw has a PTO pump, but it cost as much as a better self-contained unit.
The rears will come in handy for a hydraulic top link (which I am thinking about adding this year) or a tilt cylinder. I am sure there are other uses.....
Mark
Some logsplitters use the tractor hydraulics (like TSC's), either the remote or the FEL connectors and are $550-575. Another I saw has a PTO pump, but it cost as much as a better self-contained unit.
The rears will come in handy for a hydraulic top link (which I am thinking about adding this year) or a tilt cylinder. I am sure there are other uses.....
Mark