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Yes, that is the setup. I think I can remove the lever system and add a cylinder or actuator between the pins. Just need to figure out a stop so I don't pull the pins to far. If that looks like a hard issue to work around, I might leave the lever system on and connect the cylinder to that...

I don't have the third valve in front yet. I can get an aftermarket for $1100. Not sure that is the best approach or an actuator. It might get to cold here for an actuator, most actuators I have seen are only rated to about -5. Thanks.

Thank you! This looks like the skid steer style mounts, but if I am fabricating my own, it is mostly the same approach and same parts that I need. Very helpful, appreciate it.

I have an M110X with an LA1953 loader. It has the euro global quick connection bucket system with the single manual lever for the two lower pins. Has anyone seen a kit or fabricated a system to convert this to an auto pin system, something I can control from in the cab when switching buckets...

This would be the simplest solution. I might change it sooner than needed. Fluid is not cheep but I guess I have spent more on less. Thanks for the info.

I do idle it back before tuning off the pto so I don't think that is the issue. If it is either the flywheel or housing, I will probably run it for now, see how it does over time. The fix is a bit pricey. Thanks for the info.

No. I see the used Kubota filters but no idea on the fluid.

I have a Kubota M110x with 3000 hours. When I purchased it from the Case dealer 70 hours ago, the pto dragged. It was probably 50 degrees when I purchased it. The deal included them fixing the pto. They split the tractor and replaced the break. Worked great for 30 hours then winter came and...

Sounds good. Thanks for the info. This is the first tractor I have owned that is less than 40 years old so still figuring out the quirks. I am a bit paranoid that I will break it before I get it paid for. Only 64 more easy payments to go! Thanks again.

If my tractor sets for more than 3 days, the M110x tractor needs to run for 15 - 30 seconds before the hydraulics kick in. The sound of the pump actually changes. It was -5 degrees last week and it took 60 seconds for the hydraulics to kick in. Almost acts like it bleeds down, that the pump...