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JD A hyraulics question

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Glarner

11-29-2001 05:10:14




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Have JD A with powerlift instead of powertrol and want to use hydraulically controlled implements. What options do I have?




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Clooney

11-29-2001 06:02:10




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 Re: JD A hyraulics question in reply to Glarner, 11-29-2001 05:10:14  
Glarner, there was a manual control kit to allow the power-lift to be operated like a power-trol but they are hard to find expensive. Probably your best bet would be to find a complete power-trol & use it. They are pretty much a bolt-on except the PTO & bearing area can be a pain to get the correct match up. If you go the power-trol direction try to get the unit complete with PTO shaft etc. & try to get a close year.

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Mevlut AYDOGMUS

11-30-2001 06:18:35




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 Re: Re: JD A hyraulics question in reply to Clooney, 11-29-2001 06:02:10  
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Ron B.

11-29-2001 12:51:50




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 Re: Re: JD A hyraulics question in reply to Clooney, 11-29-2001 06:02:10  
Clooney, why would you need to worry about pto shaft and bearing match up? Just swap power-trol valve box for power lift valve box. Am I missing something? I would choose a later style power-trol cause I like the hose connections better on the later style. Get the mounting bolts with the power-trol if you can because some of the bolts may be a different length.



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Clooney

11-29-2001 13:24:10




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 Re: Re: Re: JD A hyraulics question in reply to Ron B., 11-29-2001 12:51:50  
Ron, you're correct if just swapping the valve box & that is probably the easiest way to go. I usually swap the whole rear assy. between tractors & that keeps all the parts with the original units & gives me the late PTO shaft on the early tractors. Thanks for pointing out that it can be done with just the valve box...Clooney



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