Search results

I know nothing regarding the implement. If it needs float then this suggestion will not work. But if the cylinder simply needs to be set at a position and hold that position, then a double piloted operated check valve (DPOCV) would be the best solution. This needs to be installed between the...

You could always go with a Euro hitch. These do need to get welded on, and you do need implement balls for each implement. Being a ball type design, they allow for full contact at any adjustment that the hitch can have. Sort of an improved version of the Pat's type ends with a top link end...

Here is what another person did to deal with the issue. https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/extended-top-link-for-pats-ezchange.105421/

With 30 acres, I assume that you will be doing some sort of grading at some time. Is your 500' driveway, paved? If not I would consider other implements than just a landscape rake. A box blade, rear blade, land plane grading scraper (LPGS). Any and all would be beneficial later on if not right...

One additional note for clarification on the Spring Center valve. When in the spring back-center-neutral position, the valve is closed and the rod is supposed to stay set at the position that it was left in. This has to be the most common control valve there is and is typically used for almost...

I would guess that they have not changed how the valves are mounted and plumbed. But without actually seeing them or doing more research, we just won't know for awhile.

I have not seen any new tractors in person, from the pictures I would guess that the lever location will be the same positioning. :unsure:

The factory valve mounting is in an excellent location. The control lever placement leaves something to be desired in my opinion and their coupler mounting is even worse with the same mount being used in several different locations depending on if you have a backhoe and if you purchased some...

I have a question. If the OP adds an additional 2-3 spool valves, where is he suppose to mount them for ergonomic use? It looks like Kubota has dropped the float featured valves as an option on the economy tractors, No longer available on the std L models or the MX models. :( Something else to...

Be sure that you get one that is rated for constant use with a maintained switch. This will most likely have to pieced together, no off the shelf kits with these requirements that I know of. Maybe WR Long can put something together for you. Good luck.

I wish you luck in figuring it out so that things are easier to work with. (y)

Maybe try turning the tractor off, then move the control lever in both directions will assure you that the pin is loose. :unsure:

The Pat's QH adds 3 3/4" to the draft arm length, cat 1 or cat 2 does not matter. I normally provide a 20 1/4"- 29 1/4" working length for your make & model. Add the Pat's QH and I go out to 23 1/4"- 35 1/4". Find something close and you should be fine. Get a minimum of a 2 1/2" dia cylinder...

A 7' blade angled at 35* is only about 66" wide. At 45* only 60" wide. Probably should keep that in mind.

Keep in mind that the tractor end on the B series is only 1 9/16" wide at the ball swivel. STD cat 1 ball swivels are 1 3/4" wide. So you should keep that in mind when looking elsewhere.

Cab models usually mean either factory rear remotes or electric valves of some type. Either diverters supplied by your existing rear remote or electric valves equaling open or closed, no actual feathering. Any hydraulics on the 6 way blade? An all hydraulic rear blade with gauge wheels and the...

For your road, a land plane grading scraper (LPGS) will be the best implement for general maintenance of said road. But you may very well make good use of a rear blade dealing with the road. A 5' or 6' LPGS as heavy as you can afford as well as a 7' rear blade also as heavy as you can afford...

Why, just get a cat 2 top link ball. The cat 1 and cat 2 balls are all the same OD.

Get a cat 1 top link with a minimum working range of 22"-32". Anything more is better.

Ask Summit what their solution is for valves that have internal leakage, a very common issue these days.