Kubota L3200 TnT & 3rd function install (work in progress)

   / Kubota L3200 TnT & 3rd function install (work in progress)
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#51  
After plowing some snow, I really saw the benefit of float on the tilt & am glad I got it. I also saw the value of hydraulic angling, which I didn't have, so I ordered one. That came in & I was finally prompted to do up the 3rd function handle I'd been slacking on.

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Yes, it's bent like that intentionally, it was a bit of a pain to clamp it to weld up not being at a 90. The angle turned out the be a bit more than I needed to get the clearance over the top of the valve, but caused no problems.

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It ends up getting as close to the seat as the joystick does locked in float, which doesn't cause any issues.

Of course after assembling the angle kit lastnight I found out Land Pride doesn't include QD's (not super suprising), so I need to head to the store on my way home tonight.

I also fiddled with the hoses a bit a few weeks ago. No additional fittings, but things seem to be working good enough. I still keep an eye on things when lifting the 3pt & nothing is binding. More flex on the hose than I'd like, but at this point I'm going to leave it as is & worry about it if something breaks.

I was rather disappointed to realize I'll need to get of my tractor to hook up the blade now with the angle hoses. I've gotten use to being able to hook up to everything without getting off thanks to the quick hitch & TNT kit. It is so convenient, no matter how crooked I drop an implement, I'm loving it.
 
   / Kubota L3200 TnT & 3rd function install (work in progress) #52  
JJ
I 'm trying to hook a 3 point hitch log splitter to my Kubota L3200 . I need two lines to go to the back of the tractor for the hook up. Not sure what to hook the two lines to I know they go to the PB and the return just not sure where they are located.
 
   / Kubota L3200 TnT & 3rd function install (work in progress) #54  
Brian, I really appreciate your eagerness to help. Jewels in your crown my friend!!! :)
 
   / Kubota L3200 TnT & 3rd function install (work in progress) #55  
Fallon, you have really done a nice job integrating that valve in there, and fabricating the control lever.:thumbsup:
 
   / Kubota L3200 TnT & 3rd function install (work in progress)
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#56  
The other weekend I realized I need 1 more kink in the 3rd function. It barely hits the 3pt lever when its all the way up. Easy fix though. Hopefully the correct QD fittings are waiting for me when I get home from this trip tonight too. Will be nice to try out the last piece.
 
   / Kubota L3200 TnT & 3rd function install (work in progress) #57  
Hey nice install!! (Been off the forum a while with other priorities lol). How's your valve leak down? Hope it's better than mine. I got used to dealing with mine and just let it go. Now I am used to reaching over and adjusting the tilt to the left every few min. Sometimes I forget and hear the BB or GB scrape the ground and remind me :/

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   / Kubota L3200 TnT & 3rd function install (work in progress)
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Leakdown is great, it will sit for a few days at least before it becomes noticeable.

Ordering up the new hoses here as soon as I can remember to confirm the measurements when I'm out in the shop. Will hopefully finish off the last issue I have with the TnT hoses catching & getting chewed up.
 
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#59  
Finally got around to ordering the new hoses & got ten installed. Things look pretty darn good.

Ended up moving the restrictor to the rod end hose for clearance issues. It made it quieter & faster. A good thing I think, i noticed it was a hair slow & really squealed compared to the side link before the swap.

I'll probably fab up some anti-chafing guard on the toplink bracket as a hose will touch there, although with no pressure. I can move it off with my finger & it will stop touching & stay there.

Hose - angle on the cyl end - length - angle on the QD end
Top cyl (L) - 0° 24" - 90° short
Top rod (R) - 0° 28" - 90° long
Tilt cyl (R) - 45° 20" - 90°
Tilt rod (L) - 45° 24"- 45°

I'd recommend getting the 90s for the top as shorts & getting the extra clearance from the restrictor, but this appears to be fine as well.

I do wish I'd sprung for flat face connectors. Dam age connectors leak too much after you disconnect them. Even after wiping them out with a towel I will got a good bit of oil seeping out & ending on the floor. Not that they leak, but you end up with a thimble full of oil inside when you disconnect.
 
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