3-Point Hitch Rear Hydraulics

[DJGTWO]

I have one real hydraulic connection on the rear of my L3130 Hydrostatic. I want to add another rear hydraulic. Does anyone know if I can just piggyback another rear hydraulic accessory or do I need to change it out for a new rear hydraulic unit with two outlets? I am hopping I can just add to my existing one. Thanks for your help.

Dick

 

[ovrszd]

Hmmmm,,, hopefully someone will chime in here that has the same tractor. On my M series you just add another valve to the stack if you want factory style control. You can do some aftermarket adding for less money but it gets complicated and very bulky. Your tractor probably has factory capacity for two remotes?? You can tell that at a glance by looking at your factory lever, is there an empty slot beside the lever?? If so it can handle two remotes from the factory.

Welcome to the site.

 

[/pine]

If the valve that controls the one you do have has a PB port you can us that to add a second remote/valve...if it's a single spool you can add a second single spool valve or replace it with a 2 spool valve...the return (Tank) line can be "T'd into the existing return line..

 

[wawajake]

With respect to original poster, can I jump in and ask further about rear hydraulics. I have a BX2660 2007 model , I plan on getting a rear mounted snow blower next year , but one aspect to decide on is whether new hydraulic line can be found to run to the chute rotation and or the chute up down . I hear one way is to just make an extension hose and disconnect a line to your bucket and with extension send it to rear to plug into snow blower chute system or leave as is and buy the electric chute option...or maybe there is a third option like original poster is asking that I can find a blank port under the rear area and some how run a new lever up beside my rear operation levers.

 

[Marshall]

You can piggy back up to 3 rear remotes.
You have a Double acting or a Float detent valve available.
You will need the Stacking kit. (lever kit)

 

[J_J]

How about something like this, but it ain't cheap.

http://www.farmequipment24-7.com/Hydraulic_Splitter_SCV_Multiplier_Valve_Makes_Sin_p/scvmultpb.htm

http://www.madisontractor.com/tractor-parts/hydraulics.html

 

[CHDinCT]

With respect to original poster, can I jump in and ask further about rear hydraulics. I have a BX2660 2007 model , I plan on getting a rear mounted snow blower next year , but one aspect to decide on is whether new hydraulic line can be found to run to the chute rotation and or the chute up down . I hear one way is to just make an extension hose and disconnect a line to your bucket and with extension send it to rear to plug into snow blower chute system or leave as is and buy the electric chute option...or maybe there is a third option like original poster is asking that I can find a blank port under the rear area and some how run a new lever up beside my rear operation levers.

Kubota makes a slick dual rear remote kit for the BX series, except the BX24/25. I know because I put one on my old BX1860. The kit cost about $300 back in 2008 or 2009. It can be ordered through sales as it is wholegoods, not parts. the levers for the remotes go in the empty slot to the right of the seat. There are some old threads here on adding the kit. Here's a pic of my old bX1860 with the rear remotes.

 

[wawajake]

thanks CHD I will keep that in mind

 

[alaskakubota]

You can piggy back up to 3 rear remotes.
You have a Double acting or a Float detent valve available.
You will need the Stacking kit. (lever kit)

Yep, i had one remote on my 3130 and later on I wanted to add another. I bought the stack kit from kubota and put it on. It took maybe 1 hour to install. I put the float detent for the second.