rear remotes/aux

[blake037374]

I have a CT 440 and was looking to add rear remote to tractor but before I do I am looking at getting the front aux setup first. So my question is if I get the front aux setup either bobcats or everything attatchments setup what would I need to run the remotes to back? is there wholes already there for my to just tie in my lines or will i need to rig something up

 

[blake037374]

main reason for rear remote was to hook up hydraulic ram for box blade so I could tilt it

 

[murphy1244]

Do the Bobcats come wiyh the first remote like their cousin Kioti? I have two remotes on the rear and bought a hose kit from MIE to run my grapple that also came from MIE.Michigan Iron and Equipment, Kioti Tractors, Kioti Implements, Kodiak Attachments, Befco, Hound Dog Attachments, Dk Series Tractors, Central Michigan

 

[blake037374]

they dont...or at least mine didnt.

 

[SSdoxie]

The Bobcat does not come standard with 1 set of rear remotes like the DK Kioti. Daedong refused to put in on at the factory, wanted to maintain a little extra encitive for their own Kioti over the Bobcat.

Blake, Yes you could put a 3rd function to the front of the loader, the run hoses all the way back for use as a rear remote for time being and add rear remotes later. Or you could get a dual set of rear remotes (2 valves, 4 couplers) for a couple hundred $ less than the 3rd function kit, run a set of hoses to the front to use as 3rd function and still have a rear remote available for box blade. This requires taking hand off the loader joystick to function grapple, but the 2 levers are close together and takes only a few minutes to get used to. Then later you can add the 3rd function. That's my plan anyway. I'm using rear remote for grapple and the other for hydraulic top link, if and when I can afford it I will add 3rd function valve and get a hydraulic tilt for the 3pt.

 

[blake037374]

Where would you mount the lever? I think I only have one slot open unless its in different spot on tractor

 

[milkman636]

Where would you mount the lever? I think I only have one slot open unless its in different spot on tractor

There should be two knockouts located under the loader joystick by your right heel. The remote valves will sit behind there. They bolt on to the side of the transmission housing.

I use a set of hoses routed from my rear remote to operate a loader mounted angle blade for snow removal. For a grapple I think that I would prefer the third function valve on the joystick though.

 

[blake037374]

Milk man do you have pictures? Do they come up or do you reach for them

 

[milkman636]

Here is a photo. I only have one remote. The other knockout is between the sticker and the speed adjustment knob. The other two photos show my hose routing to the front for the loader mounted plow.

 

[murphy1244]

Here is a photo. I only have one remote. The other knockout is between the sticker and the speed adjustment knob. The other two photos show my hose routing to the front for the loader mounted plow.

The other knock-out your referring to is for mid Pto.

 

[milkman636]

Then the second one must stack right beside my first one on the outboard side? I haven't seen the second valve installed myself. I thought that might be a little far inboard after I posted the pic.

The first valve is no problem to reach from the seat. The handle sits just about where you would reach to scratch the side of your knee.

 

[gkm]

The other knock-out your referring to is for mid Pto.

There should be two knockouts right next to each other. I have two sets of rear remotes...one with a detent for future backhoe.

 

[murphy1244]

There should be two knockouts right next to each other. I have two sets of rear remotes...one with a detent for future backhoe.

That's the way my Kioti is set up.

 

[J_J]

I have a CT 440 and was looking to add rear remote to tractor but before I do I am looking at getting the front aux setup first. So my question is if I get the front aux setup either bobcats or everything attachments setup what would I need to run the remotes to back? is there wholes already there for my to just tie in my lines or will i need to rig something up

Why not use this selector valve up front to select from curl to grapple by pressing a switch.

Surplus Center - 12 VDC 13.2 GPM SAE 8 DOUBLE SELECTOR VALVE

You can use the 3ed function inserted in series after the FEL valve if it has PB. You can't use both at the same time, but it is only seconds to shift a function.

Here is a solenoid valve for use as a 3ed function valve.

Surplus Center - 12 VDC 10 GPM OC DA SOLENOID VALVE

Here is a 3ed function setup diagram.

Diagram is at bottom of the PDF.

 

[J_J]

Here is a 3ed function diagram from WR LONG.

After you do the front hyd, the other hyd valves would connected in series, something like this.

Pump to FEL valve, FEL PB out to the 3ed function valve, then to the remote valves, then to 3pt.

You will have relief valves in the FEL valve and the 3pt.

 

[blake037374]

JJ I don't see the diagram. So what your saying is just use the lines that are already there and when I need to grapple something switch from bucket to grapple and I should be able to use it.

Then switch back to loader and I can move up and down and curl

 

[pay1920]

Here is a 3ed function diagram from WR LONG.

After you do the front hyd, the other hyd valves would connected in series, something like this.

Pump to FEL valve, FEL PB out to the 3ed function valve, then to the remote valves, then to 3pt.

You will have relief valves in the FEL valve and the 3pt.

J J, you are a very smart man and I will listen to all of your comments. Thanks for all the help you 've given me already, and in the future, Steve

 

[J_J]

This valve is inserted in the curl circuit and allows normal bucket curl with no voltage applied.

Surplus Center - 12 VDC 13.2 GPM SAE 8 DOUBLE SELECTOR VALVE

http://www.surpluscenter.com/Instruct/I9-7852.pdf

To use grapple, press a button to apply 12 v to the solenoid and you can now control the grapple.

 

[blake037374]

Wow that's amazing