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JD 40 Hydraulic Conversion

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Matt Timerman

10-30-2000 19:53:19




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I am interested in retrofitting my JD 40 2 - Row Utility to allow the use of hydraulic remote cylinders. My 40 has a hydraulic pump to run the three point hitch. I have been told I can tap into the hydraulic lines with pipe fittings and valves, but I would like a more professional looking conversion. Does anyone know what parts I would need to convert this over like it came from the factory? Am I better off getting a parts 40 with that setup? Have any of you ever done such a thing? Thanks for your help.

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clooney

10-31-2000 15:20:24




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 Re: JD 40 Hydraulic Conversion in reply to Matt Timerman, 10-30-2000 19:53:19  
Matt, Highgrove is correct about the conversion from Deere. My parts book shows many many parts for the conversion so you would probably be farther ahead to get a donor tractor. The crawler uses many of the same parts so you could probably adapt that also. Up here in the north there aren't many 40's with the remote hydraulics (at least I haven't seen many) so you should try down south where those 40's were popular.

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Highgrove

10-31-2000 02:26:54




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 Re: JD 40 Hydraulic Conversion in reply to Matt Timerman, 10-30-2000 19:53:19  
Matt, Deere offered an option for the Dubuque tractors to install the remote cylinder controls.Check with some of the salvage yards. Most will know what you need and they are rather expensive. I have one on my 420 and 430. I have seen conversions using over the counter valves and hoses that looked good and would be usuable.



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