JOHN DEERE 790 rear hydraulic addition
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gasman1075
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I bought a power beyond kit from JD for my 790 a few years ago and it took me about 4-5 hours to install.
Thanx for input!
kennyd
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Are you asking about a "power beyond" connection that provides continuous flow, like for a backhoe or logspliter? Or are you asking for a set of valves (called SVC's to help you search) so as to operate a cylinder?
My fault looking to operate hydraulic cylinder.
If you have the loader, then you already have rear outlets, they're just not rear enough. I run extensions from my loader outlets to the back arms. Even if the loader is on, you can have the lift hoses connected while using the curl circuit for something else. A hydraulic post hole digger in my case. I run all my haying cylinders and snow plow lines from them. If you don't have a loader, consider getting at least the kit for adding the hydraulics.
spruce Deere
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Does you 790 have a front end loader (fel)??
You can get a electric over hydraulic valve set up from WR long.... If they are still around. The set up is intended to operate a grapple on a grapple bucket, a bale squeeze things that need extra hydraulic functions on an fel. No reason one couldn't snake some hoses from one of these to the back of the tractor to operate an implement on the back...
You can get a electric over hydraulic valve set up from WR long.... If they are still around. The set up is intended to operate a grapple on a grapple bucket, a bale squeeze things that need extra hydraulic functions on an fel. No reason one couldn't snake some hoses from one of these to the back of the tractor to operate an implement on the back...