electric hydraulic port multiplier

MSS3020 · Feb 21, 2018

electric hydraulic port multiplier
Anyone use these and how will do they work??

Bob Bancroft · Feb 21, 2018

Fasse, I believe. Works fine.

dcarp · Feb 21, 2018

Fasse is correct. Put one in a NH I used to have. Made 1 set of remotes into 2 sets. Small box with switch in the cab & plumbing for 2 remotes outside, plugged into the existing set of remotes.just throw the switch to whatever set you want to use. That setup worked well for me.

jm. · Feb 21, 2018

Been selling them or building them for years, we were actually building them before the factory ones came out. Lots of KUBOTA folks want more hydraulics than the tractor can mount. Have used two splitters on two remotes to give 4 remotes. No problems, IF you buy one realize that one set of couplings is straight thru and no electrical draw. Put you primary use remotes on this and then use the electrical diverted pair for the not so common use. Hope you understand what I am saying.

Paul in MN · Feb 21, 2018

We have used a set of these solenoid switched remote splitters for probably 20 years on a TW 10. That makes it possible to have lift and turn for a front 9 ft snow blade plus by using the 3 pt hitch to lift a 9 ft rear blade, and have hydraulic turn on that blade as well. The switched remote controls the turn of the front OR rear blade. The lift functions of both blades are normal lever controlled next to the operator's seat. The solenoid block has worked reliably in all conditions (ice and cold, and rain) since we bought it about 20 years ago.

Paul in MN

Blue Jay · Feb 21, 2018

Yes it works good, have one on my JD 1020 that has the front loader tyeing up the 2 remotes, use it for a mower and a transport disk.

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