Hydraulic Multiplier

[Rowski]

I need to expand my OEM single rear remote. I will need a total of three sets of remotes. I can not use the manual spool valves due to my cab. So I'm looking at electric multipliers. I found this company (V & M) . I can get the set up I need for $550. That includes either a joystick or control box with commercial cycle switches to activate the remotes.

I was wondering if there are any other companys that have this type of setup? I would like to compare.

Also... Any other ideas??

Many thanks!!

 

[5030]

As you have a NH tractor, why don't you ask your dealer. I believe that the NH remotes are the cheapest to add on compared to Kubota and JD.

JD also sells electric splitters. I am not sure who makes them, however.

 

[OkieG]

<font color="blue"> I found this company (V & M) . </font>

Many months ago I did a search and also came up with V&M and one or two other companies (names I've forgotten). It became obvious pretty quick, that V&M had the best selection of valve multipliers for my needs. The salesperson I talked to was very knowledgeable and patient.

I never bought the multiplier because I backburnered the project I was thinking of. I'm posting just to say V&M seemed to have a good selection of products and pleasant folks in sales.

OkieG

 

[Rowski]

I have called the dealer(s). They are supposed to call me back. I don't think there is anything from New Holland. I don't have any empty slots for the the levers. Not sure if that would make a difference.

I have found some spliters. They are cheaper but only split the circuit giving me 2 remotes. I need a total of three.

 

[Rowski]

Very pleasant person, I think his name is Mark. I talked to him about 2 or 3 years ago and agian this week. Prices haven't changed any. I'll see if this post brings any more replies of other companies. I need to order in the next couple of weeks. I would like to have it before my snowblower arrives in late November.

Thanks for your input!

 

[pekabu]

Can I ask what's up? Sounds like your getting into a project will be attemping in the future? Planning on getting a snowblower with hydraulic rotation and chute deflector.

My TC24d has one remote for the bh. I was thinking of running 2 spool valve (No Cab) for the blower. I'm a little confused on the hydraulic line part though. The remote on the rear axle is for return I assume? So the hose from my engine that I use for the 3pt hitch needs to be split so I can run the 3pt hitch plus power the additional hydraulics?

I am very new to whole tractor thing. Thanks /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif