Anyone add rear auxiliary hyraulics to a JD 790?

[tomrscott]

Okay, so let me try a different subject title on this post since no one responded to the other.

Has anyone put rear auxiliary hydraulics for top and tilt on a JD 790? The MP19826 kit is JD's kit for this, but you could do without it.

I would like to get a copy of the instructions for the MP19826 kit. Is there someone who could post or email a scan of the instructions, or fax a copy to me? I have the assy drawing, but I gather that there are some printed instructions that come with the kit.

I am pretty sure I know where to pick up the pressure supply between the FEL valve "PB" and the rock shaft "P", but I still need to figure out where would be the closest place to TEE into a tank return "T" line.

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[MikePA]

<font color="blue">Okay, so let me try a different subject title on this post since no one responded to the other. </font>
Moved this thread to the proper forum....JD Owning and Operating.

 

[RobS]

Tom, I sent you a PM as well. I have the rear kit for my 790/backhoe. I cannot find the instructions but have the exploded view from the parts book. I can post that if you want. There is also a BM18046 kit listed for "Rear quick coupler kit". I'm not sure what this is but I can post it as well. If you want, I can also take some photos of the kit on my tractor although the connections at the DSCV will be hard to see under the covers.

If you've already see the exploded view it's a bit confusing. There are three lines listed but you only use two. One is for tractors without the DSCV and one is for tractors with. The third line is common.

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[tomrscott]

Rob,

Thanks. I think I've got it mostly figured out, but I need to figure out where to tee in to a tank return line.

I was hoping the instructions would make a bit more sense of the assy drawing, which as you say is a bit confusing. Not only do they have two versions illustrated in one drawing, they don't really show where things go very clearly or label what you are looking at.