Dirt Moving Top n Tilt Kubota L3400 2007 model

PapsLandry · May 9, 2017

Any know where I can get parts to install myself? I already have Top just need to replace older single controller for a double.

JRobyn · May 10, 2017

Your local Kubota dealer should be able to get a second valve and lever kit to stack on your existing one. Then Brian at FitRite Hydraulics can supply a dandy tilt cylinder/hoses.

Fallon · May 10, 2017

JRobyn said:
Your local Kubota dealer should be able to get a second valve and lever kit to stack on your existing one. Then Brian at FitRite Hydraulics can supply a dandy tilt cylinder/hoses.

He's slow but worth it. Waiting patiently on TnT for my new L4060. He helped me design the 3 rear spool & TnT setup for my old L3200. I liked the way it turned out better than some OEM solutions. I think his current backlog is 2 months or so.

teg · May 10, 2017

3 SPOOL 8 GPM PRINCE MB31BBB5C1 DA VALVE | Directional Control Valves | Hydraulic Valves | Hydraulics | www.surpluscenter.com

Above is the one I used for 3 spools, for the 2 spool see below... Back when I ordered, going from 2 to 3 spools were not that big of a jump in price. (beside the 3 spool is out of stock)

2 SPOOL 8 GPM PRINCE MB21BB5C1 DA VALVE | Directional Control Valves | Hydraulic Valves | Hydraulics | www.surpluscenter.com

MtnViewRanch · May 10, 2017

Fallon said:
He's slow but worth it. Waiting patiently on TnT for my new L4060. He helped me design the 3 rear spool & TnT setup for my old L3200. I liked the way it turned out better than some OEM solutions. I think his current backlog is 2 months or so.

It's not really that I'm slow, it's that one guy can only do so much. When someone places an order and the line is 100+ orders long, it takes awhile to get to that particular order. People ask me all the time, WOW, how long does it take to build these things? My response is typically that I could have their set done today, but that I doubt that the 100+ people that have been waiting would appreciate that I put someone else's order in front of theirs.

That is why I have such long lead times, it's not that I'm slow, actually just the opposite, I'm very very busy. :thumbsup:

Fallon · May 11, 2017

MtnViewRanch said:
It's not really that I'm slow, it's that one guy can only do so much. When someone places an order and the line is 100+ orders long, it takes awhile to get to that particular order. People ask me all the time, WOW, how long does it take to build these things? My response is typically that I could have their set done today, but that I doubt that the 100+ people that have been waiting would appreciate that I put someone else's order in front of theirs.

That is why I have such long lead times, it's not that I'm slow, actually just the opposite, I'm very very busy.

Slow is relative. I can't hit buy now on Amazon & get it in 2 days so that's slow to me. ;-) Still worth it though assuming its as good as my previous L3200 setup. The couple of TnT cylinders I got from my dealer took a couple of months as well & were total crap.