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IMO there is only one reason to go OEM and that's integration and aesthetics. On an L01 that is minimal - the factory remotes are half assed and I bailed om them as soon as I got a good look st what my money was going to get me. The third function is pure third party. That said I would not...

If you snag a hard line its going to go poof. A forged steel SAE-08 port adapter will snap off like a twig. Experience speaking. Maximize your pritection with covers and routing then stay aware. Dan

When you are working in crowded woods hoses get snagged and fittings break. That's why I keep spares. Dan

The amount will best be measured in cups. Dan Dan

That description generally indicates an interruption in the power beyond circuit. The loopback hose connection for the backhoe would be my first suspect. Dan

Say what? Both make JIC hose ends and adapters of every imaginable type. Dan

The diagram is quite clear: Dan

The dynamo is not the source of your parasitic drain. Dan

Time to invest in some good hose: https://www.ebay.com/itm/155832606760 and some fittings so next time the hose man don't have an excuse https://www.discounthydraulichose.com/FJX90-04-06.html https://www.discounthydraulichose.com/FJX-04-06.html Dan

I looked at Kubota's specifications for the BH72. Couple comments: They give sepsrate extend and retract times for boom, dipperstick, and bucket cylinders. Those times are additive so if you are simultaneously extending boom and dipperstick while opening bucket add those three numbers together...

Its a simple calculation. Looks like MAX implement flow on your tractor is 5 GPM which is kinda skimpy. What's the diameter and stroke of the cylinders? If you are extending more than one cylinder at a time the flows are additive and things will slow down. Dan

I checked and I do have one. Check with Summit and let me know what you want to do.

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Light that cigar! Now - can you temporarily use the T port for power beyond to the 3pt while you wait on the back ordered sleeve? Yes. I have had multiple customers install those valves without PB and use them like that for years without any problems. But it was against my advice and I did have...

If the dash lights dont illuminate you dont have power or you don't have a ground. Dan

B1630 loader on my B7200 has zerks on all cylinder pins. Dan

Tank lines are always open to sump hence low pressure. Hose barb tee with clamp is fine. Nylon, brass, steel all work .The factory fitting is probably BSPP and since I am anal I would probably do aomething excessive like this. EDIT: nope. After looking closer that fitting is not what I...

I am a half assed welder but this ain't a submarine pressure hull. Dan

Here is a diagram of your circuit with Summit remotes, BH, and 3rd function NOTES: When backhoe is connected PB on Summit valve is feeding pump pressure to inlet on backhoe valve. T on backhoe is feeding the 3pt valve which is disabled and becomes a low pressure unobstructed tank return. This...

Closer but still no cigar. Power beyond is a separate line that that carries pressure over to the next valve in the daisy chain. It is often called high pressure carry over (HPCO). The sleeve in the N port separates the pressure from the tank flows coming out of your Summit valve. They are...