Rear Blade Land Pride RBT3596 Hydraulic upgrade
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BukitCase
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Kinda thought you might've already been there 
"But I must be older and be exerting more control over my desires"
Older, maybe (I'll only be 75 in a couple months )
Control - what kinda commie mindset is that??!? ( I told my kids when they were growing up that they didn't hafta worry about my "second childhood", 'cause I had NO INTENTION of ever leaving the FIRST one )
They thought I wuz kidding; now they're 49 and 51, and they know I WASN'T ... Steve
"But I must be older and be exerting more control over my desires"
Older, maybe (I'll only be 75 in a couple months
)Control - what kinda commie mindset is that??!? ( I told my kids when they were growing up that they didn't hafta worry about my "second childhood", 'cause I had NO INTENTION of ever leaving the FIRST one
)They thought I wuz kidding; now they're 49 and 51, and they know I WASN'T
... Steveherm0016
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very nice. i think that valve would be perfect for adding the hyd. top link to my allis. i could use this connected to the loader circuit with a switch between loader and rear remote, yes? and then use that for whatever i wish to connect to it? top link, grapple?
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Kinda thought you might've already been there
"But I must be older and be exerting more control over my desires"
Older, maybe (I'll only be 75 in a couple months
Control - what kinda commie mindset is that??!? ( I told my kids when they were growing up that they didn't hafta worry about my "second childhood", 'cause I had NO INTENTION of ever leaving the FIRST one
They thought I wuz kidding; now they're 49 and 51, and they know I WASN'T
You got me. I'm only a youthful 68. Toby Keith's song asks "how old would you be if you didn't know the day you were born?" I'd be 43.
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Hi,
Not sure if my post fits here, but I have a new Land Pride RBT 3596 hooked up to my John Deere 4052R. It has angle, tilt, and offset functions, but I ordered mine with a manual diverter that sits on top of the Land Pride frame. The hoses from the Land Pride occupy my 4th and 5th SCV couplings . . . my rear 3rd SCV is still open for some other connection, which was my plan. All I have to do is flip the lever on the manual diverter and I can go from tilt to offset pretty quickly, as the need arises.
Land Pride RBT 3596
Land Pride Manual Diverter on main frame of RBT 3596
FredSG
Not sure if my post fits here, but I have a new Land Pride RBT 3596 hooked up to my John Deere 4052R. It has angle, tilt, and offset functions, but I ordered mine with a manual diverter that sits on top of the Land Pride frame. The hoses from the Land Pride occupy my 4th and 5th SCV couplings . . . my rear 3rd SCV is still open for some other connection, which was my plan. All I have to do is flip the lever on the manual diverter and I can go from tilt to offset pretty quickly, as the need arises.
Land Pride RBT 3596
Land Pride Manual Diverter on main frame of RBT 3596
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Absolutely belongs here!!! Thanks for posting!!!!
Only question I have that concerns me is your orange blade on your green tractor!!!!
So you are running three circuits on two hookups.
I still may think toward something like this. I'd like to control my side shift hydraulically. I think I'd go for an additional electronic diverter. I'm lazy. Don't want to get off the seat. And don't want to add another circuit to my Ford.
Thanks again for posting with excellent pictures!!!
Only question I have that concerns me is your orange blade on your green tractor!!!!
So you are running three circuits on two hookups.
I still may think toward something like this. I'd like to control my side shift hydraulically. I think I'd go for an additional electronic diverter. I'm lazy. Don't want to get off the seat. And don't want to add another circuit to my Ford.
Thanks again for posting with excellent pictures!!!
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Going from that manual to 1 or more electric valves would be as simple as deciding on switches and running wires - here's what i'm doing so I can run grapple or (both valves) an articulated linkage for my hydraulic sickle bar trimmer (Neither project is done yet :ashamed: )
All the extra bends are my attempt at keeping connections as out of the way of other hoses as possible. Whole project involves my own version of a QA for loader implements, including grapple, brush bucket, brush forks, regular forks, 3ph converter, and probably a couple I've forgotten. Switchover for non-hydraulic implements will take maybe a minute, hydraulic ones maybe five. I also have a full flow motor control valve plumbed in to run the sickle bar.
Neat thing about that type of electric valve is that your only limitation (besides $$$) is space, and figuring out switching (they're stackable). For switching, I bought one of these to replace the loader joystick handle - that'll let me use the curl circuit for up to 3 OTHER (featherable) functions.
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I got the 2 button plus trigger version in case I wanna add a THIRD valve (at 75, I'm fairly sure I know my tendencies) ... Steve
All the extra bends are my attempt at keeping connections as out of the way of other hoses as possible. Whole project involves my own version of a QA for loader implements, including grapple, brush bucket, brush forks, regular forks, 3ph converter, and probably a couple I've forgotten. Switchover for non-hydraulic implements will take maybe a minute, hydraulic ones maybe five. I also have a full flow motor control valve plumbed in to run the sickle bar.
Neat thing about that type of electric valve is that your only limitation (besides $$$) is space, and figuring out switching (they're stackable). For switching, I bought one of these to replace the loader joystick handle - that'll let me use the curl circuit for up to 3 OTHER (featherable) functions.
Scorpion Technologies LTD. - S-Series
I got the 2 button plus trigger version in case I wanna add a THIRD valve (at 75, I'm fairly sure I know my tendencies)
... Steve
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