KB2375 assist

wallace · Mar 7, 2006

No no no....
guys your "hose kit" will not do anything for you as a matter in fact you have to remove to be able to install the "rear remotes"

The little yellow lever will go into a slot on the left side of the 3pt lever.

You do not have to modify any thing, it is bolt on.

wallace · Mar 7, 2006

( Drewl,
That's the setup I have.
If Rick would quit delivering tractors, he could post some prices and PICTURES /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
$276 doesn't sound bad, if it's not too hard to install.
Tom )

Maybe I should let the girls deliver them? /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

wallace · Mar 7, 2006

( so...................for $106 that would keep me off my back given the choice at purchase? I see in some pics of other members CK30's , I see a seperate lever next to the rise and fall 3 point lever and have always wondered what that was. Am I understanding this correctly?

and this could have been acomplished without drilling a hole in my fender /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif )

Yes you are right about the lever, as for the money up front I can't say what other dealers will do but I have been doing this on all of mine lately I don't give the customer a this or that way we just put the remotes on it is just so much more user freindly.

Dodgeram · Mar 7, 2006

Maybe I should let the girls deliver them?

Anytime those two want to get away from you, tell them they always have a place to stay /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif.
Tom

KiotiJohn · Mar 8, 2006

Okay, without the rear remotes, one has hoses running from the power beyond outlet on the main valve body. A lever must be turned to allow flow to the power beyond when the backhoe is hooked up.
Putting on the rear remotes, with the lever next to the 3pt hitch, the flow of the fluid is now operated with the lever, not the diverter on the main valve body. No more hunching down to turn the lever on and off.
If I have this right, you're going to put on the Woods hose kit and run it to rear remotes, bypassing again the need for the diverter of the power beyond. Correct?
I have mine running of the PB with hoses running back through the tractor where I then hook up the backhoe and move the diverter lever on my main valve body. A much easier location to access on the CK20. I don't have rear remotes.
John

sodamo · Mar 8, 2006

( Maybe I should let the girls deliver them? /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif )

Well, being as I live in Hawaii, they might volunteer...

Aloha

David

Ric, I'm also sending you a PM

sodamo · Mar 8, 2006

Thanks Islandguy, You described the way I do it, was hoping someone had discovered a trick to make it easier, like say a support x inches high or whatever. It's just a tad cumbersome.

As for local installation, I'm sure you are right, but then I'd rather spend a day doing it myself rather than spend $xx/hr for someone else that would have to drive to my location as I don't have a trailer.

David

sodamo · Mar 8, 2006

Vince
So after we have upgraded to rear remotes, what else do we need (and $$) to do Top and Tilt?

David

wallace · Mar 8, 2006

You will also need a part # 322027 that is a kit to convert single valve to double valve
List is $375.00

Steverino · Mar 8, 2006

Wallace stated: No no no ....
guys your "hose kit" will not do anything for you as a matter in fact you have to remove to be able to install the "rear remotes"

The little yellow lever will go into a slot on the left side of the 3pt lever.
You do not have to modify any thing, it is bolt on. 

Attached is a scanned page from my CK30HST owners manual (please don't turn me in to the copyright folks) I see two additional handles below the three point hitch control. As well as another handle next to it that is absent on my machine. Are all these part of the remote upgrade package? I am getting very confused. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif Do we end up with a gang of four quick connects? What do you do with the existing quick connect? You can see where this is going /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif-melt down- /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif so an A. B. C. explanation would be mighty helpful and much appreciated. Thanks in advance! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif