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adding a control valve to IH 684

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I have a 684 that I use for raking. I want to add a set of outlets, as now I have a wheel rake that requires two sets of outlets. Can I just buy another control valve and bolt it on to the existing valve? I already have a power beyond setup for my loader. I would rather run the other set out of the back rather than running a pair of extended hoses up to the auxillary valve.

Has anyone tried adding another valve?
 
I have used a electric control block with the switch at the back and all you have to do is flip the lever one way to use one side or the other way to use the other side you would plum right into your remote at you would use your regular handle to use it on the rake I've done his years ago and he still uses it
 
The electric control is sold by Shoup or Sloan Express. I have one for a hay rake on my 2510 JD, and it works really good. It is easier and a little cheaper than adding a valve. When you don't need it, it can be removed in 5 min. Two wires to the battery and the switch has a magnet on it.
 
Some of those tractors had 2 different valves so you would have to get the correct valve for the tractor. A junkyard should have all the parts including the steel lines for what you want to do. There are 2 slots in the sheet iron for 2 levers down by your right foot.
 
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