Addl Hydraulic Outlets

Organicfarmer1972 · Apr 24, 2010

I purchased a accumulator grappler set to move square bales but found my JD 5200 with a joy stick needs an additional hyraulic outlet.

Have any of you added an additional outlet by piping in a 12v splitter valve? If so, what brand model splitter did you use?

Any problems doing it that way? JD dealer want to sell me a Fasse valve at about $600 or add an additional outlet with factory set up for about $1300.

Thanks guys !

smallbaleboy · Apr 24, 2010

I done it on 4440 deere running same type grapple. let me know if I CAN HELP

Anonymous-0 · Apr 24, 2010

Does it have to be so complicated or as expensive as an electric valve?
I needed a stick for my frontloader when I added it. Plumbed a block into the main pressure line with a return dumped into the resevoir. I can add as many sticks (hydraulic outlets) to that block with just the cost of a joystick (75 bucks). My entire setup cost me about 150 bucks including a couple new hoses.

Dave

buickanddeere · Apr 24, 2010

If the 5200 is open centered. The advice given isn't going to work.
The valves are added in series rather than in parallel for open center.

Anonymous-0 · Apr 24, 2010

I'm givin' you that look................ mine was easy or I wouldn't have a frontloader now.
Dave

JD Seller · Apr 24, 2010

Third SCV kit is Part# LV100117 cost is $571.00 plus freight. It is not technically hard to do but you will need to remove the right rear tire and fender. The main system is an open center system.

Organicfarmer1972 · Apr 29, 2010

small bale, I sent you an e-mail regarding your 4440, let me know if you got it.

Thanks !!

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