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Hydraulic Outlets on JD5200

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I have JD 5200 that has 2 hydraulic outlets. Both are taken up from the joy stick operating the front end loader.

The dealer looked at it and said the only way to add outlets is to buy a splitter valve with a 12v selenoid. They recommended a Fasey valve.

It cost right at $500, are there any other splitter vlaves at a cheaper price?

Thanks
 
I dont know of any other slitter valves. But the fasey work ok but are a real pain in the a@@. We had to use then because CIH doesnt sell extra remotes for their magnum tractors anymore. I find it hard to believe you cant get a extra remote from john deere. We have a 5325jd and can get them. Id check with another dealer before you buy a fasey.
My 2 cents.
 
Any route you go other than taking off the loader is gonna cost you an easy $500.

Dunno, I've got the electrics on two tractors and they work just fine. One heck of a lot easier to install than another remote also.

Allan
 
I'm pretty sure you can get a mid-SCV kit of some sort to run the loader. That should free up the rear SCVs. As Allen said, probably not cheap, though.
 
Something is odd here.Are these two scv outlets at the back or on the side? Does the loader run from one or two levers?
A loader on a "joystick" properly plumbed has nothing to do with the rear scv(s).
 
They are on the rear and the loader takes up both outlets. I asked the dealer about piping and they said the joy stick controlled to back scv's and I would have to install an additional stick
 
that,s the way deer does it to cut the price. Cheap tractor..Surplus center (www.surpluscenter.com) has the 12 volt spliter
but you have to add the couplers..somewhere around $219.00 have used them no problem..
 
Sad to say your dealer is either full of BS, doesn't care or is illiterate.
The parts section of the JD web site lists up to five factory scv's on a 5200 series. That would be three in addition to the loader controls.

http://jdpc.deere.com/jdpc/servlet/com.deere.u90490.partscatalog.view.servlets.HomePageServlet_Alt
 
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