John Deere joystick grip part#

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I'm looking for the part number for the 3rd function grip with wire harness that I can install on my joystick.
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Don't know it as one piece, but the harness is LVA17501, the 3rd funtion grip half is LVU16650, and the other half of the grip is LVU16701. There are tapping screws and bolts to assemble it as well. Switch and handle halves are common across many tractor models.
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Thank you J, I appreciate it.
Just finished ordering, again thanks for the info.

Just finished the install on my Kioti RX6010, I must say it's a nice addition.
 

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That OEM 3rd function on the Ergo handle sure is nice (y)
 
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That OEM 3rd function on the Ergo handle sure is nice (y)
That's what I've heard, probably will have to do a little adjusting to make it fit my loader stick.
 
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Both my JD 5115M series has that 3rd function but my older 5101E doesn’t :cry:
 
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It just looks like it belongs there, with everything at your fingertips.
 
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Thanks for starting this thread because it's on my to do list.
 
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The third button is a blank from the factory. Bolton Hooks is developing a kit to add functionality to this blank switch. It is a pricey upgrade, but it you have to replace or add the handle switch; it may be an option.
 
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We do have a few ready to sell, but they ar pricey since the JD switch pod we modify keeps going up in price.

The switches in the handle are only good for 1/10th of an amp, so the use of relays is required.
 
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Oh,
Here are all that parts that make up the handle, the prices are NOT current though:

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The switches in the handle are only good for 1/10th of an amp, so the use of relays is required.


That's good info thanks for posting, I didn't see any specifications on the switch.
 
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On mine it wasn't a direct replacement fit, the diameter of my shifter was too small, so I just cut a piece of 1/2" copper pipe for a sleeve, and it worked perfect.
 
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Kenny - is this grip an easy replacement for the old knob? I have a 2007 3720 with the old knob. Would this grip screw be an easy swap (electronics aside)?
The new grip mounts with two bolts, so you'd have to at a minimum drill those holes. I am not sure if the diameter is the same either.

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Are you putting a harness on a switch that's already built into the pod, or adding your own switch? If adding your own, can you do either NO or NC momentary configuration?
 
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Are you putting a harness on a switch that's already built into the pod, or adding your own switch? If adding your own, can you do either NO or NC momentary configuration?
Are you asking me?

We are adding a switch to the circuit board, it's explained on our website. The switches are NO, I'm not sure if a NC version is available.
 
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Are you asking me?

We are adding a switch to the circuit board, it's explained on our website. The switches are NO, I'm not sure if a NC version is available.
Yep, sorry I wasn't clear. I think this might work for my application, perhaps even without the relay box. I'm thinking of using this as an alternate operator presence button, wired in parallel with a (assumed NO) seat safety switch, such that I can hold that button to lift my butt off the seat without the tractor shifting to neutral.

I need to verify the seat switch is indeed a simple NO SPST, and if so, check the maximum current on that circuit during various operations (eg. with w/o PTO), to verify it's always well under 100 mA. If so, do you have a listing/price for just the switch, without the relay box? I'd really like to keep added wiring minimal and clean.
 

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