Neilc, I looked at the CNH on-line parts. On the 300 utility it shows rear valve is 365981R91 and the two front valves are 365985R91. The 650 also uses the 365985R91. On the 300 row crop the 1st valve is 365983R91 and the 2 extra valves are 365447R91, yet the internals seem to be the same. The 300 Row Crop appears to have an extension piece that allows you to change from single to double acting through the hood. So they might work but can't tell for sure. Don't think you can bolt it to the rear one as that has the regulator and/or PS flow divider. But you will need 300 utility handles. I have a spare valve from a 400 and I will check if any number is stamped on it. I will post a couple of pictures of my 300 utility valves when I get out to the farm. Maybe someone that is an expert can reply. Al
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