Is there a Hydraulic outlet kit for BX2200???
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pemad
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ralph47
I am not 100% sure what you are looking for but here is a post that shows you how to add rear hydraulics to your BX2200. POST The BX2200 uses the same mechanics as the BX22. I added this to my BX2200 and works like a champ. Cost is a little over $200.00. If this is what you are looking for and have any questions just let me know and I would be happy to help you out.
pemad
I am not 100% sure what you are looking for but here is a post that shows you how to add rear hydraulics to your BX2200. POST The BX2200 uses the same mechanics as the BX22. I added this to my BX2200 and works like a champ. Cost is a little over $200.00. If this is what you are looking for and have any questions just let me know and I would be happy to help you out.
pemad
DannyWilliams
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Ralph, I also own a BX2200 and was interested in adding rear hydraulics. When the BX22 came out I noticed it had the rear hydraulics (for the backhoe). Futher peeking and poking revealed that I could probably purchase the hydraulic block and associated lines for the BX22 and simply put them on my BX2200.
I ordered the pieces and installed them...wah-lah...I now have rear hydraulics. I also acquired a 4 spool valve, mounted it on the rear, and purchased a couple of hydraulic cylinders and modified them to replace my top-link and tilt-link. I've got the top link plumed and it works like a champ. I'm waiting for some additional fittings to arrive to finish up the connections on the tilt cylinder.
If your interested, I'll be taking photos soon.
I ordered the pieces and installed them...wah-lah...I now have rear hydraulics. I also acquired a 4 spool valve, mounted it on the rear, and purchased a couple of hydraulic cylinders and modified them to replace my top-link and tilt-link. I've got the top link plumed and it works like a champ. I'm waiting for some additional fittings to arrive to finish up the connections on the tilt cylinder.
If your interested, I'll be taking photos soon.
pemad
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Danny Williams,
When you complete the task of adding the 4 spool valve can you shoot some pictures and post them. I am interested in doing the same thing but not sure what spool valve to buy and where to mount it.
pemad
When you complete the task of adding the 4 spool valve can you shoot some pictures and post them. I am interested in doing the same thing but not sure what spool valve to buy and where to mount it.
pemad
jrlichina
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Hey Danny, did you finish your loader? If you did post some pics of the finished product.
Ralph,
The local regional rep told me that they are in the process of finalizing a remote hyd kit for all the B units (BX included). They're working with suppliers to have them available this year. However it sounds like it will be a ROPS mounted valve design. When I inquired why they didn't just make the factory valve and remotes for the BX available in the US I was told it was a price point issue and Kubota USA marketing's decision. Go figure. In any event it will probably be a kit using the same components others have built themselves here on TBN. I've been waiting to see what the kit price will be otherwise I'll make my own up as well.
We'll see,
Michael
The local regional rep told me that they are in the process of finalizing a remote hyd kit for all the B units (BX included). They're working with suppliers to have them available this year. However it sounds like it will be a ROPS mounted valve design. When I inquired why they didn't just make the factory valve and remotes for the BX available in the US I was told it was a price point issue and Kubota USA marketing's decision. Go figure. In any event it will probably be a kit using the same components others have built themselves here on TBN. I've been waiting to see what the kit price will be otherwise I'll make my own up as well.
We'll see,
Michael
DannyWilliams
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For those wanting some pictures of the rear remote hydraulics installation as well pictures of the homemade TNT, FEL and 3 pt. forks, click on the link below. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
http://community.webshots.com/user/dannywilliams
DW
http://community.webshots.com/user/dannywilliams
DW
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WOW /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
I can only dream of building such nice stuff. GREAT WORK!
I can only dream of building such nice stuff. GREAT WORK!
pemad
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Very nice! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
pemad
pemad
DW,
Excellent work /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif !! The fabricated loader arms and bucket leveling are really nice. And the joystick design for the TNT should work very nicely. If I can'f find a suitable valve for adding the remote hydraulics for the spade I'm working on I may be back to bug you for more details and pics of your clean install.
Have fun,
Michael
Excellent work /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif !! The fabricated loader arms and bucket leveling are really nice. And the joystick design for the TNT should work very nicely. If I can'f find a suitable valve for adding the remote hydraulics for the spade I'm working on I may be back to bug you for more details and pics of your clean install.
Have fun,
Michael
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Very impressive Danny. Hat's off to you.
Did you fabricate the pallets forks attachment? I want to get me one of those. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Did you fabricate the pallets forks attachment? I want to get me one of those. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
DannyWilliams
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Bill,
Yes, I fabricated everything in the various pictures. I normally just look at a few different types of items (such as pallet forks), pick what I believe are the best design features of each item, add my own ideas and start cuttin' n' whackin' and meltin' wire.
I have yet to take any picutres of my latest accomplishments, so I was unable to include any pictures of the 3 pt. fertilizer spreader (I didn't build it...just put wheels on it) or the boom pole (sort of) using the hydraulic engine hoist idea. Mine is powered by a 20" stroke cylinder and the tractor hycraulics.
I'll try to take some pictures as soon as the weather warms up a little bit and post them on the Webshots page also.
DW
Yes, I fabricated everything in the various pictures. I normally just look at a few different types of items (such as pallet forks), pick what I believe are the best design features of each item, add my own ideas and start cuttin' n' whackin' and meltin' wire.
I have yet to take any picutres of my latest accomplishments, so I was unable to include any pictures of the 3 pt. fertilizer spreader (I didn't build it...just put wheels on it) or the boom pole (sort of) using the hydraulic engine hoist idea. Mine is powered by a 20" stroke cylinder and the tractor hycraulics.
I'll try to take some pictures as soon as the weather warms up a little bit and post them on the Webshots page also.
DW
DannyWilliams
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To all,
I've posted some more pictures on the WebShots site. They include the Boom Hoist (for lack of a better name) and a couple of shots of the fertilizer spreader hooked up to the tractor.
http://community.webshots.com/user/dannywilliams
DW
I've posted some more pictures on the WebShots site. They include the Boom Hoist (for lack of a better name) and a couple of shots of the fertilizer spreader hooked up to the tractor.
http://community.webshots.com/user/dannywilliams
DW
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