remote valve

[girlandscaping]

i was wondering if anyone knew where to get aftermarket remote valves?? its going to be for the angle cylinder on a 5 foot harley rake on a kubota b21. also could i rig it off the selector valve some way.. thanks in advance

 

[girlandscaping]

i was wondering if anyone knew where to get aftermarket remote valves?? its going to be for the angle cylinder on a 5 foot harley rake on a kubota b21. also could i rig it off the selector valve some way.. thanks in advance

 

[OkieG]

Prince is a valve/cylinder company. The folks there were very helpful to me when I was shopping for a control valve. www.princehyd.com is their web site, I believe. Phone number is on their web page. Talk to one of the sales reps on the phone.

Along with the control valve you will need hydraulic outlets at the back of your tractor. Your tractor dealer may have a "power beyond" kit that will do that for you.

The combination of power beyond and control valve should make you ready for the Harly Rake.

By the way, the power beyond kit for my little John Deere was available with either one set of hydraulic lines, or two. If you go to the effort to install power beyond (which is a good idea), might as well get the kit for two sets of lines (ie 4 quick connects). At some point you will find a use for the extra outlets.

OkieG

 

[OkieG]

Prince is a valve/cylinder company. The folks there were very helpful to me when I was shopping for a control valve. www.princehyd.com is their web site, I believe. Phone number is on their web page. Talk to one of the sales reps on the phone.

Along with the control valve you will need hydraulic outlets at the back of your tractor. Your tractor dealer may have a "power beyond" kit that will do that for you.

The combination of power beyond and control valve should make you ready for the Harly Rake.

By the way, the power beyond kit for my little John Deere was available with either one set of hydraulic lines, or two. If you go to the effort to install power beyond (which is a good idea), might as well get the kit for two sets of lines (ie 4 quick connects). At some point you will find a use for the extra outlets.

OkieG

 

[MadReferee]

A Prince SV valve or maybe an Eaton-Cessna valve will work on your tractor depending on the gpm of the hydraulic pump. If you don't already have remotes on the B21 then adding an aux valve is really simple as you must connect in series with the loader valve's power beyond. I have explained how to do this many times here on TBN. It is a fairly easy do it yourself project. If you need additional info that you can't find out by searching TBN then let me know.

As for where to purchase a valve, go to Surplus Center and get one of their catalogs. They sell Prince and Eaton-Cessna valves that will work in your application. Prince no longer sells direct.

 

[MadReferee]

A Prince SV valve or maybe an Eaton-Cessna valve will work on your tractor depending on the gpm of the hydraulic pump. If you don't already have remotes on the B21 then adding an aux valve is really simple as you must connect in series with the loader valve's power beyond. I have explained how to do this many times here on TBN. It is a fairly easy do it yourself project. If you need additional info that you can't find out by searching TBN then let me know.

As for where to purchase a valve, go to Surplus Center and get one of their catalogs. They sell Prince and Eaton-Cessna valves that will work in your application. Prince no longer sells direct.