Kubota G1800/1900 owner with 3 point hitch help please

[22R]

Hi guys,

I found a Kubota PN 2590 3 point hitch for my G1900. It looks and fits perfect however there is no outlet to install the fitting that drives the 3PT cylinder. Only one outlet that feeds the lift cylinder. The directions are vague in that part
If anyone has a unit with the hitch I would appreciate some pics of the outlet valve where the 3PT cyl line ties into it.
Finally found a dang hitch and it is useless but cool
Any tips appreciated
Thanks,

22R

 

[Xfaxman]

Hi guys,

I found a Kubota PN 2590 3 point hitch for my G1900. It looks and fits perfect however there is no outlet to install the fitting that drives the 3PT cylinder. Only one outlet that feeds the lift cylinder. The directions are vague in that part

Have any luck yet?

Explain what you mean by "3PT cylinder" and "lift cylinder", I thought they were the same cylinder.

 

[22R]

Thanks for your response. There is a factory installed deck lift cylinder on the left side under the footwell. The 3 PT hitch part number G2590 comes with a separate cylinder that mounts on the right side under the fender to operate the hitch.
I found out thanks to Messicks that it requires PN 2593 a diverter valve that has two outlets to supply each cylinder versus the oem outlet that only has 1 outlet.
If I cannot in time locate the diverter valve I will tee into the single outlet and install isolation valves to isolate which lift I do not want to use ( ie won’t raise or lower deck if using 3 pt)

22R

 

[Xfaxman]

Ok, now I understand.