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I'm looking to purchase a RC5615 batwing rotary cutter. I will need the wings to flex down a significant amount to mow over the top of a pond levee with the wings drapped down the sides of the levee. The levee is too steep for me to side hill the tractor and currently I can mow the land side...

Is there a way to distinguish floating vs. "Push and hold" type valves on a tractor that doesn't run? I have always just pushed on the detent and if it pops out with engine running it's not a floating valve.

Thanks Dave! That's exactly what I needed.

I have a 2012 M8560 cab that currently has 1 rear remote hydraulic outlet. I'm trying to find an affordable method of adding 2 more floating outlets for winged implements. Is there a range of models with the same setup that I can get a salvage hydraulic outlet from?

I would consider running two runs of poly or HDPE. Then utilizing one as a conduit for the wire and the other as an unprotected waterline. My thought is that if something was capable of damaging the unprotected water line I wouldn't want the same damage to happen to the water line and wire combo...

Does anyone know how a buddy seat can be installed in an M8560 cab? I haven't been able to find anything specific for the MXX60 and curious if anyone is aware of any universal options. Thanks, Neil

I believe from taking the check valve apart last week that it has a shuttle valve that opens the non pressurized line check valve and allows it to vent. The problem is the shuttle cannot move in a regenerative circuit because both lines from the tractor get equal pressure...so the shuttle...

The sprayer has a double piloted hydraulic check valve. Which requires pressure to go up either hose to open the vent hose check valve and allow it to vent. A regenerative circuit pressurizes both lines and therefore should open both check valves and allow flow to "regen" as normal...but like...

Eserv, thank you! I spent hours swapping lines all around, I believe I attempted swapping the pair but maybe not. Either way this nugget of info will greatly help me figure out how to solve the issue. I'll research if the regen circuit will work with a cylinder check valve.

Hello all, I'm new to the forum. Sorry about the novel, just trying to include all pertinent info. I recently purchased an M8560. I planned to utilize the loader hydraulics to operate the boom fold on a 60' X fold sprayer I own. I built hoses with couplings on both ends to extend hoses for the...