Hello my county offers a Truax 7812 grain drill for rent which would require two supply and two return hydraulics, if I take my quick detach backhoe off I only have one set and Kubota does not offer the kit anymore.I was considering one from Summit Hydraulics does anyone have any experience with this. Thanks
Adding auxiliary hydraulics to Kubota L35 to use drill
- Thread starter Yarg
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Jordan Selsor
5 year old buck +
What do you mean they don’t offer the kit?
Like they won’t sell for you to install? Or they won’t install on your tractor? I recently bought a Kioti tractor an it cost ?375 to add rear remotes. Used a Great Plains no till drill yest (which only requires 1 supply an 1 return) and was sure glad i had them add the remotes! My disking days on large food plots will be few an far between from here on out:) do you have soil conservation office in your area? May look into renting Great Plains drill. MFA’s also rent them
Like they won’t sell for you to install? Or they won’t install on your tractor? I recently bought a Kioti tractor an it cost ?375 to add rear remotes. Used a Great Plains no till drill yest (which only requires 1 supply an 1 return) and was sure glad i had them add the remotes! My disking days on large food plots will be few an far between from here on out:) do you have soil conservation office in your area? May look into renting Great Plains drill. MFA’s also rent them
My Kubota is a 1998 they don't offer a kit for it any longer so I was going to try the summit hydraulic auxillary it's more like a diverter just wondering if anyone has installed one. If my County had a unit that only require one Supply and return that's what I would be using but that's not the case
ACCMan
5 year old buck +
Go over to here http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/ and post, should get some help.
Thanks