Hey guys (& gals). I'm seriously considering selling the remote hydraulic control valve from my Super 55 since I don't currently use it and I have a buyer. My question is what some of you use them for on your 55s. I'd hate to get rid of it and find something I could do down the road and have to go through the process of tracking one down again.My 55 is set up with a front-end loader, and I primarily use the tractor for finish mower and bushog mowing as well as moving some dirt around. I currently can't see a use for the auxiliary hydraulics, but is there something that they are commonly used for? The only implements I can think of that may require aux. hydraulics would be a wood splitter (which I have already w/ a separate motor & pump), a sickle bar mower with hydraulic lift (which I don't own or will probably never use my 55 to cut hay), and a large disk or plow that requires a cylinder to lower and raise. I own about 20 acres and only plan on regular maintenance of the land and planting a small garden. Can any of you think of any reason why I should keep the valve other than to add value to my tractor? Thanks in advance, Justin in Indiana
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