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JD Remote Hydraulic Cylinder and Saginaw 3Point hitch

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SuperHank

04-16-2003 14:25:04




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I found a JD remote hydraulic cylinder and I am interested in using it for the lift on my after market 3 point that is added to my stage 1 SuperH. I have the two way remote hydraulic attachment on the tractor but can I attach the cyliner directly to the hydraulic port on the side of the tractor?
Will the JD remote work? Has any one seen something similar? I am hoping the JD remote will act to hold my Mower/planter/at a stable heigth. Any comments will be appreciated.

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Dan

04-16-2003 19:44:45




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 Re: JD Remote Hydraulic Cylinder and Saginaw 3Point hitch in reply to SuperHank, 04-16-2003 14:25:04  
Not sure what JD hydraulic cylinder you have. There were those for the old 2 cylinders and newer ones for new generation and beyond then some that look like other makes of cylinders but say JD on them. The cylinder should work, some are a little bulky for the area they have to fit into fro the h 3 point. Also the cylinder is probably a 2 way cylinder, the h will only do 1 way unless it has a live pump, you will need to use the "up" port and put a breather plug in the other one.

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Brent

04-18-2003 10:57:32




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 Re: Re: JD Remote Hydraulic Cylinder and Saginaw 3Point hitch in reply to Dan, 04-16-2003 19:44:45  
I just built a 3-pt for my H, and put a 2way spool valve on it so I have 2-way hydraulics. Just run the valve input from the side of the tractor, and the output goes back into the 1/2 pipe thread hole that is used as the hydro drain plug under the tractor. Now as long as the lift-all lever is pulled out you can have 2-way power.



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