Rear remote spring center

[cleat]

My DF254G2 has 2 sets of rear remotes which latch into position. I would like them to spring back to the center like the loader controls. Is there a way to do this ? I know how the spring is set up in the loader control and was wondering if this could be applied to the rear remotes as well.

Thanks, Cleat

 

[psj12]

I have the exact oppisite issue. I also have two sets of remotes and when running my backhoe I want one to stay open so I have to tie it open as the control handles are spring loaded to center.

 

[Bob Rooks]

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[Bob Rooks]

@ cleat: You have to remove the detent kit and install the centering spring kit. These should be available from the valve manufacturer, possibly through your dealer.

@psj12: You have to remove the spring centering kit and install a detent kit. These should be available from the valve manufacturer, possibly through your dealer.

 

[psj12]

Chip, at ARTRAC, sold me the tractor. I'll check with him.

 

[J_J]

If you ever use a 3pt log splitter, the 3 position detent comes in handy. I would suggest leaving one of them with 3 position detent.

Somewhere in the parts manual for your tractor, there is probably a part number for the spring center kit.

 

[TTTTTT]

I have the same set of remotes and prefer them as they are, although what JJ said would be a good idea. For log splitter, backhoe, I don't like the idea of the 'bungee cord' to hold it in one position. With my hyd. top link a spring retun to center would be useful. Didn't help with the technical side but axious to see your outcome.

Dave

 

[cleat]

Unfortunately my parts manual only shows the valve as a unit. I talked with Ray Hillman at Devonn Tractors and he thinks a spring kit from a valve from princess auto may work. Next time I drive to Kingston I will take my cap at least from one of the valves detents to match up a size and go from there.

I do not burn wood and if I ever add a hoe I would run a PTO pump for more output so spring center is what I want as I am running a snowblower with hydraulic chute turner and hydraulic hood.

 

[J_J]

Do you not want the snow blower to remain on while you drive?? That is what 3 position detent does. :You would need Spring center for chute rotation

You need motor spool with 3 position detent.

https://www.surpluscenter.com/item.asp?item=9-7975&catname=hydraulic

 

[cleat]

Snow blower is driven by the rear PTO I want spring center for the chute rotation and top hood deflector cyllinders.