Use of backhoe and rear remotes at same time

[missesalot]

New holland Tc45D with 758c backhoe. I use rear remotes to control my grapple. At this point I need to disconnect the backhoe in order to use the grapple, then vice versus to again use the backhoe. Is there a way to connect my rear remotes and my backhoe at the same time and have power to both as needed? Obviously it’s not about using both at the same time, just the ability to switch between would be great without moving hoses around.

 

[ericm979]

Are you using the remote to run the backhoe?

Many backhoe valve stacks are not made to have a valve after them in the chain. They can't handle full system pressure. So whatever you set up has to take that into account.

My Branson is set up with FEL, rear remotes, backhoe loop, then the 3pt (which sends flow into the tank). The backhoe loop is just a section of hose with a quick connect. You unplug the QC and plug the backhoe into the system. With this the remotes can be used with the backhoe connected.

 

[missesalot]

No I believe it’s callled power beyond that is running my backhoe? I don’t know much about this stuff so don’t mind my rookie answers

 

[oldnslo]

What hose or hoses do you have to move around to switch from backhoe to rear remotes? Do you have to shut the tractor off while switching these hoses?

 

[Tractor Seabee]

Put in a 3 way valve arrangement either solenoid or manual. Probably not cheap to have done.

Ron

 

[missesalot]

Yes I have to shut machine down and relieve pressure on system. I have to remove the hose that goes to the valve under the platform of the tractor that comes from the hoe

 

[oldnslo]

I presume that the line you are moving is the power beyond from the loader valve that feeds the rear circuits.

May have to check with New Holland dealer to see if there is an option for power beyond on the rear remote valves. Use this to feed the back hoe.

If not then a 3-way diverter like seabee suggests is an option