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Remotes for an 1800A

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MOSteve

03-06-2006 11:15:45




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I currently have one set of remotes on my 1800A gaser. I would like to add a second set if possible. I have an Oliver Shop Manual that covers multiple models of Oliver tractors but cannot find a section for adding a second set of remotes. Can someone recommend a good shop/repair manual specifically for the 1800A? I'd also appreciate any diagrams/explanations in this forum for adding the second set of remotes until I can locate a new manual. Thank you.

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Rexalot

03-08-2006 06:00:25




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 Re: Remotes for an 1800A in reply to MOSteve, 03-06-2006 11:15:45  
My 1800 Series B has two remotes on the left and two on the right. The left handle runs the left, the right handle the right. You should be able to take out the plugs and add your hoses.

If I can find a diagram I"ll post it up.



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J. Schwiebert

03-06-2006 13:58:38




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 Re: Remotes for an 1800A in reply to MOSteve, 03-06-2006 11:15:45  
All 1800A tractors have the second valve for remotes in the hydraulic cover. All you need to do is remove the two pipe plugs and install the plumbing. You should have three handles, one for the 3 point and two for the remotes. Questions?



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MOSteve

03-07-2006 07:58:17




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 Re: Remotes for an 1800A in reply to J. Schwiebert, 03-06-2006 13:58:38  
Thank you for your reply Mr. Schweibert. I am glad to hear that all 1800A are setup to have two sets of remotes. I'm trying to locate a shop manual for my 1800A so I can see a diagram of the hydralic cover and understand how my tractor is currently plumbed. I have a loader installed and it was plumbed using the 'power beyond' method. While looking at the tractor from the rear, just below the seat, I see two plugs, one of the left side, one on the right side, that are not being used. Can I remove these two plugs and install hydraluic hoses? Thank you.

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Don-Wi

03-08-2006 16:35:19




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 Re: Remotes for an 1800A in reply to MOSteve, 03-07-2006 07:58:17  
I'm not 100% familiar with the 1800's, but on the 1600's the hoses should be located in the same position on both sides, so you have 1 set of remotes of either side of the transmission. Just look at where the current hoses come out the one side, and mirror it on the other. That oughta do the trick, unless the 1800 is really that much different, but I don't think it is.
Donovan from Wisconsin



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