REMOTE HYDRAULICS ???
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Robert_in_NY
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I have run my baler off my loader remotes on my New Holland TN. The remotes are the same they just have a joystick to control them instead of the lever. Just make sure if you leave the loader on you use the bucket curl remote so you can raise the loader still. Preferably you will just remove the loader completely and not have it bouncing around.
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steveky
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Do you change the fittings on the baler or is there a adaptor you can buy?
Robert_in_NY
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What do you mean? Are your loader remotes different then the normal rear remote on your tractor? My tractors all have the same Pioneer style remotes so all I have to do is put the pioneer tips on my hydraulic hoses and I am set to go with any of my tractors.
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steveky
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I looked at it this morning, I'll just have to put females on my baler tie hoses as the loader has male fittings. It shouldn't be a problem at all.
Steve
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