9540 Remote operations

[GLEEMO]

Hello I am new here , and new to Remote Hydraulics .

This may be a simple problem , U tell me ?

I have 2 Kubota M9540's

1 was purchased New in 2011 (12 speed Shuttle shift)
2 is 2008 Purchased this year with 180Hrs (8 speed Shuttle shift)

Both have 2 sets of remotes

Tractor 1 , when lowering implements will allow me to use the Down
lever , pushed in the lock position and will STOP as soon as I release it.
Tractor 2 , when lowering implements will STOP immediately as soon as I push
the down lever to the Lock position, If I never push it all the way to lock
then it will continue down until i release it (Just like #1)

This is aggravating since U have to remember which tractor U are in, otherwise U could lift , turn around and lower the implement and then turn around just to see it is still a foot off the ground.

So my question is,
is there a adjustment some place which could be causing the 2 tractors remotes to act different ????

 

[GLEEMO]

Bump is anyone out there ??

 

[Lil Foot]

I'm sure someone will speak up, give it time.
I can't help, can't afford one of those tractors, let alone two.

 

[Bulldog]

Kubota has some strainge ways when it comes to their remotes. I think it's normal to have one that's self cancelling and the other has a float position.

Your problem doesn't make sense to me. I can't understand why the implement stops when you lock the remote on tractor #2. What kind of implement are you using when it does this or does it do it with everything? Can you give some more details about what's going on. I may just have misunderstood what you were explaining.

 

[tthorkil]

My M9540 has remotes that when the lever is in the down locked position will continue to lower until the implement is fully lowered or until there is sufficient hydraulic back-pressure to automatically release the lever. I looked in my owner/operator manual and found that they have two different Remote Control Valves available for the M9540.
1. Double acting valve with detents and self cancelling - returns to neutral by back pressure
2. Double acting valve with float position - all the way forward cylinder is free to extend or retract