canoetrpr
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- Joined
- Aug 7, 2005
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- Ontario, Canada
- Tractor
- Kubota M7040 cab/hyd shuttle - current, Kubota L3400 - traded
I'm coming from the Kubota world and I get a bit confused in the JD world when talking remotes in the rear. I'd appreciate if you could help educate me on what I really need.
There is a very good chance that I will be selling my Kubota and purchasing a slightly used 2006 JD4520. My machine has 3 remotes and I'd like to end up with a similar setup on the JD. It currently has one outlet in the back.
I get the feeling looking at JD information that remotes in the back are different from what I am used to and they are electrically controlled solenoid valves. Is this true? Does this apply to the 1st remote and any additional remotes?
Are there additional levers to control the remotes as is done traditionally? Is it different for the first rear remote vs others?
If I get this machine it will be going to a JD dealer before it comes to me to do the installation of rear remotes so I want to know what I ought to ask for
There is a very good chance that I will be selling my Kubota and purchasing a slightly used 2006 JD4520. My machine has 3 remotes and I'd like to end up with a similar setup on the JD. It currently has one outlet in the back.
I get the feeling looking at JD information that remotes in the back are different from what I am used to and they are electrically controlled solenoid valves. Is this true? Does this apply to the 1st remote and any additional remotes?
Are there additional levers to control the remotes as is done traditionally? Is it different for the first rear remote vs others?
If I get this machine it will be going to a JD dealer before it comes to me to do the installation of rear remotes so I want to know what I ought to ask for