Rear Hydraulic Remote to Kubota B7510HSD

bullkubota7510 · Feb 9, 2006

Hi, I am new to this forum, but have read some of your discussions so I decided to join. I have a Kubota B7510HSD. And this is the first real tractor I have owned. I am wondering if anyone can tell me where to tap into the hydraulics to add a rear hydraulic remote. My tractor already has a FEL and a MMM. Thanks for any suggestions. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

MadReferee · Feb 9, 2006

If the B7510 has the rear aux hydraulic block then you can get the block adapter and use that. Otherwise you have to put your aux valve after the loader in series with it.

How to do it has been posted here many times by myself and others. Do search and you will find plenty of posts on the subject.

Here is a link on how I did it for a B2710/2910.

Rear remotes for Kubota B-series

The best valves for your B7510 would be the Eaton-Cessna valve with power beyond or the CCM kit with power beyond.

bullkubota7510 · Feb 9, 2006

Hi,thanks for the info . I have to save up and try that. also I have over 2.5 yrs left on my warranty ,Do you think this would void the warranty ? If so I will just wait then do it .Also do you know where I can get the valve kit you recommend?THANKS,BULL

MadReferee · Feb 10, 2006

( Do you think this would void the warranty ?)

No. It will not void your warranty.

( Also do you know where I can get the valve kit you recommend?)

The Eaton-Cessna valve can be purchased from Surplus Center. The CCM valve can be purchased ftom Carter & Carter.

bullkubota7510 · Feb 10, 2006

Hi,thanks again for the info. please excuse my lack of knowledge what does the power beyond mean? and do I have to purchase a block from kubota to tap into the hydraulics ? If possible could someone show me a picture of where to tap into the hydraulics or give me a part number for a kit ? thanks again so far this site is great.

MadReferee · Feb 10, 2006

Power beyond is a function/feature of the valve that allows fluid to flow thru the valve to the next valve in the circuit. Valves with power beyond will have 2 outlets, one is the power beyond to the next valve and the other is the return to tank for exhaust fluid fron the work ports.

You have to find out if your B7510 has the rear block connection. If it does then Kubota will have the block adapter to connect the hoses to (about $65). If not then you must work off the loader valve. The parts manual will show the adapter part number.

If you have to go the loader valve route, there have been several posts describing the hookup procedures. You have to figure out hose sizes, lengths and fittings that will be used.

This is a project for the mechanically inclined. If you are intimidated by disconnecting lines and such then you should have a hydraulic professional do the work (or your dealer for big $$$).

Once again, use the search feaure here on TBN and see how others have done it. There are posts with pictures. Installation is not hard but it does require some work on your part to size everything correctly. There is no magic quick install kit.

bullkubota7510 · Feb 10, 2006

I should be ok doing the work myself I have made a plow for the fel out of a truck plow and I can weld and have rebiult car engines.Like I said this is the first real tractor I have ever owned and I wanted to get some advice from someone like yourself with alot of knowledge. I will try to do a search on tbn to see those other threads you are talking about . THANKS AGAIN ,BULL

rswyan · Feb 10, 2006

You can contact TractorSmart (.com) for the parts manual in PDF form for your tractor - it will show whether or not a rear hydraulic block is available for your unit.

I don't think there is one available - at least if you trust Kubota's PDF spec sheet for your unit. It shows that only the B7510DTN has the rear outlet. The B7510DT and B7510HST are front outlet only. It's possible that this could be a misprint but I wouldn't bet the farm on it.

MadReferee · Feb 10, 2006

FYI,

If the B7510HST does not have the rear hydraulic block, then connection instructions will be the same as those for a B7800.

bullkubota7510 · Feb 10, 2006

hey thanks for the info ,I tried searching for those previouse post you where talking about and havent found them yet.Iam still new maybe im going about looking for them wrong any ideas how to navigate this site better?Thanks,BULL