801: installing hydraulics lid with remote

corvetttteguy · Dec 19, 2017

I am installing a donor hydraulics system on my
821 (deleted lift). My donor 640 hydraulics had
the hydraulics remote attached.
I do not require the

I do not require the remote and I am wondering if
I should try to obtain a hydraulics top plate and
go without a remote. Or is there a VALUE ADDED
to reinstall the remote on my 821.
I am not sure of where I can obtain a remote
top plate.

Destroked 450 · Dec 19, 2017

That's the same type remote valve that came on my 881, I'd keep it, although you don't have a need for it now you may later.
Remote valves are like a pocket on a shirt, you may never use it, but if you do need it it's there.
If you don't want to deal with the hoses and mounts for now you can put a couple pipe plugs in the ports, but don't throw any of it away, a set of couplers are pricey.

corvetttteguy · Dec 19, 2017

I think I agree.
As long as there are no leaks and it
does not affect the normal 3 Point operation

I should keep it.

I notice the remote lever pulls out, A center neutral,
and pushes in. Does that mean it would have up pressure and
down pressure? (Two hoses?).

George

Destroked 450 · Dec 19, 2017

Yes it can be equipped with two hoses, mine presently has one but the fitting is there for a second hose.

corvetttteguy · Dec 19, 2017

Wow
The donor 641 came with a front snowplow subframe (no blade).
Maybe I can rig up a 5 ft CJ plow to the subframe
and use it next winter up here in the norther Poconos.

I'll never complete the 821 in time for this years snow.
But it sounds like a plan.

Destroked 450 · Dec 19, 2017

There you go, already have a use for it.

801: installing hydraulics lid with remote

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