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@@pob42 thank you for highlighting the type of people that would ever find this garbage entertaining. That's what your mom whispered into my ear last night.
I do not have factory rear remotes, but I have a dealer-installed rear remotes for the top link, box blade, and stump grinder. I also have a dealer install BH 92 backhoe. I had a LandPride third-function valve kit installed by the dealer for my grabbler after they installed the rear remotes and the backhoe and they used the green hose and did it the way you are doing it now and it worked good. Water got into the solenoid and it it stopped working. My question is can I use the green hose or do I have to tie it to the orange?
If you are looking to run another valve in your system, it has to be looped in series. You don't want to Tee into a pressured line because it will split the flow and cause it to not work properly.
I have a Ford 5610 it has remote in the back to operate the western dorf loader . We use to use a hardiness wheel 1:57 rake that need hydraulic to lift and then it just float down. But had to unhook one hose that ran the tilt on loader and put rake hose in it . . I’m looking to get a disc mower that will need to lines .is there some sort of valve I couple put in the coupler where I can turn a valve to either run loader or disc mower . Say the loader would bleed of while cutting?
Hello, we have had customers install this kit onto that model tractor before, but we don't have any specifics to share about those specific installs. Please let us know if you have any questions though about how it might fit your model.
I assume this can be used to add a 3rd function any tractor that has a loader, regardless of age? I have a 1991 Case IH 495 that I would like to add a 3rd function to for a snow plow and a grapple in the future. I am assuming this would work, as it is a stand alone system, stand alone wiring and plumbs into existing hydraulics on the tractor. Hence "universal."
I just used mine for the first time and it seems to be stuck on the 3rd function. I pushed the button on the joystick and the grapple is working fine, but the red led light stays on and i lost my curl function. I have pushed the button as well as held it in, but it won't revert back to the curl function.
We recommend rechecking all lines connected to the valve. If lines aren't configured right then it could cause fluid not to divert right through the valve. If you have any more trouble shooting questions about your valve, please contact us at contact@summit-hydraulics.com
How exactly does that work? If you connect it as you described, The other curl cylinder is still connected and will want to move when you operate the joy stick. The cylinder connected to the valve will be effectively closed with no relief. Sounds like a great way to twist the SSQA plate.
The other tilt cylinder has a Tee fitting going to it as well so hooking up our diverter valve won't interfere with the functionality as along as the lines are hooked up right.
@@summithydraulics That wasn't my point. The fact that it has a T is my point. When you activate the solenoid to divert the function to one of the cylinders, the other is still in the circuit. When you operate the added function, it will also be still putting hydraulic pressure to the other cylinder. In the case of a grapple attached to the third function, that cylinder will be trying to curl/uncurl at the same time as you are closing the grapple. The cylinder you diverted from will be locked in place as the valve has the oil flow off.
Great video informative no TYM BRANSON ON VIDEOS. I have a 4815CH TYM looking for a 4 button with rocker box to plug into my power beyond outlet from backhoe connect do u have a kit for me
Hello, you can use the universal version of that kit: summit-hydraulics.com/product/electric-rear-remote-valve-kit-for-compact-tractors-two-spool-three-spool-four-spool/
I ordered this kit for my MY122, was not to bad to install, I'm still confused about the rear hydraulic lines hookup because I have the factory installed backhoe and it's a little confusing seeing their are no pictures, I have the add- on-kit so I have an extra line, still a very well built kit...
I see on the website you have several different options with different flow rates. How do I know what I need? I have a Bobcat CT2025. Plan would be to run an add a grapple. Plus it seems like everything you have is on sale right now.
Any updated kits for the Kioti CK20 series tractors yet? I got a CK2620se Cab tractor that I would love to install one of your kits on it. It already has the prewired front loader joystick with the aux buttons.
You know you can get 4 rear remotes and a third function on the loader factory installed right? And I'm not sure why you would ever need 8 remotes like that on a 2610, i mean there's nothing that big this model is going to and or capable to pull that needs that many remotes lol, i love summit, but this thing is ridiculously huge and so overkill for such a small tractor.
If your tractor doesn't have rear remotes or factory installed remotes, our DIY kits are a lot cheaper than going to the dealer. Also, the kit in the video is the installation of a 4 spool valve kit, not 8.
This tractor does not have rear remotes. The Pressure port coming out of the tractor needs to connects to the P port on the 3rd function and the T port on the 3 rd function connects to the P port on theear Remotes to Pressure port on the rear remote valve
I have CK3510 gear, you need to add more content like where wires hook into and how run hydraulic hoses, video is a little vague for someone like me that wants to add this on his tractor... My other concern is, this brand handle with those two small buttons, will I have to take my gloves off to push buttons...........
Hi there. I bought one of these valves. I cannot find any information on the small L port located at the bottom side of the valve. Is this a return to tank drain line? When is it required to have this line connected to the return line to tank in an open system? I purchase a suitable plug to block the L port or is it better to connect it to the return line. A very quality valve. Thanks Dave
Thanks for that. I noticed one of the metal plugs was removed from the small drain port and had a red plastic bung in its place, similar to the A,B,C,D ports only smaller in size so I wrongly assumed that this was a return line. Cheers@@summithydraulics
Unfortunately we don't carry a specific kit for that particular model, but Our Universal Rear Remote kit would work great. You would just designate one of the spools for the 3rd function. summit-hydraulics.com/product/electric-rear-remote-valve-kit-for-compact-tractors-two-spool-three-spool-four-spool/ More details are listed in the links description.
It does get confusing just talking about it, even just a mock up with the physical hose's and such would have been better and a disclaimer "yours may be different" covers you? The biggest thing the tractor owner has to know is their equipment, you need to know what the terms mean and if your tractor has it. Summit does have a few diagrams that show how it's done and gives a few different ways of doing it if your tractor doesn't have a PB. With that being said, I did install one of your valves on my '22 LS MT235HE this spring and you had most of the information on your website and when I e-mailed a few questions you answered in a timely manor. I had ordered an LS rear remote kit when I bought the tractor and that didn't show up till this spring but it connected to your valve with no problems. Took me longer to figure out the best way to mount it than to install the darn thing.
Just installed this unit on my 2610 your video leaves out alot of steps especially where to wire in the power. The instructions are just as vague. Does the valve need a key switch hot? I don't believe i want to wire straight to the battery like the instructions say. I would have a dead battery constantly. 5 stars on product quality 2 stars on video and kit instructions
Thank you for your feedback regarding our video and kit instructions. We understand your concern about potential battery drain when wiring the valve directly to the battery. Here are two solutions to ensure your battery remains healthy: Key Switch Hot: You can connect the valve to a key switch hot source. This means the valve will only receive power when you turn the ignition key to the "on" position. By removing your key from the ignition when not in use, your battery will stay charged. Add-a-Fuse Option: Our kit includes an add-a-fuse for your convenience. This allows you to tap into a fuse that's only powered when the vehicle is running, such as the accessory or ignition fuse. This way, the valve only operates when the engine is running, eliminating the risk of a dead battery. We hope these solutions address your concerns and provide a suitable wiring option. If you have further questions or need installation assistance, please don't hesitate to contact our customer support team.
Hello Todd, You can use one of our 13 GPM Universal Diverter Valve Kits for your Ford 2120. summit-hydraulics.com/product-category/hydraulic-kits/hydraulic-diverter-valves/hydraulic-diverter-valve-kits-with-without-couplers/
Hello Jim, Our Electric Rear Remote (EVK) Kits shown in this video are designed for cab-less tractors, and will not fit your machine due to the bracket design and hose lengths.
Hello Jeff, thank you for your feedback! We understand that aesthetics are important to many. Our primary focus with this product is functionality and ensuring optimal performance for the tractor. That being said, we always value customer input and will consider it in our future designs.
@@summithydraulics I know function and reliability are the most important. But the size and placement of the diverter has to be a nuisance and possibly a safety issue! I don’t know if most people care, but for me it’s a NO go! But love your products and videos
Do you have videos on how to plumb up the CK SE model tractors? This video leaves out tons of steps and the valve gets flipped around without mentioning as to why. Had summit on my JD 2025r and it was awesome. This leaves a lot to be desired on the Kioti
Hello, thank you for the feedback. We have only gotten our hands on a Kioti CK2610 at the moment. We plan on getting more tractors in our facility when we can. We currently are releasing some videos for Kubota and we have some John Deere content on the way.
