This followed me home, yesterday.

As soon as I can get a 2nd set of remotes on the D17, I plan to test it out.

That is very n ice, ought to make that D17 bark nicely, have fun.

Greg nice lookin unit also great job of tying it down-- would have passed any cvi's look!!

Really nice looking plow -- fun times ahead.

Nice looking plow.Purchased a new 5x18 - model 2000 in 1975 traded it off in 1986 for a different brand that one could change the furrow width.

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That plow looks like a real cherry!!! I wish I could find one that nice to play with behind my D17!!!!! Ryan

Looks great, I just got one, a 3-18s, thought mine looked real good but your looks better, am putting mine behind 185.

The first set is being run up to the front to the controls for the loader. Unless I'm not fully understanding this, which is quite possible, I thought I would have to have another set to work rear-mounted implements.

Very nice!

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Greg_WJP_(WI) wrote:

The first set is being run up to the front to the controls for the loader. Unless I'm not fully understanding this, which is quite possible, I thought I would have to have another set to work rear-mounted implements.

You could very easily make an angle iron lock up for the loader, and disconnect the hydraulic hoses so you can plug the plow in. I don't think I ever saw anybody plowing with a loader on before though.

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Tucker,

Thanks for the suggestion.

I don't know if you can tell in the photo, but the quick connects to the loader are on the hoses not on (what I would consider) the remotes. I don't know if this is backwards or if I don't fully understand it or maybe it doesn't really matter. But, I think, in order to make this work, I'd have to do one of the following:

1. Buy quick connect adapters for the hydraulics hoses so that a male hose could connect to the male remote and then block up the loader every time (or take it off). And then have some extra adapter sets around for any hydraulic implements I want to connect up to the tractor.

2. Switch around the quick connects for remotes and hoses for the loader and then just block up the loader every time (or take it off)

3. Put in a 2nd set of remotes with the quick connect set up so the hoses can snap right into them. I'd still have full functionality of the loader if I wanted to use it (or take it off).

Pat,

Thanks, that's where I figured they'd go. I've seen some tractors that have 2 sets of remotes on them and that's where they've been installed.

Thanks, guys!

Greg

Is your loader full Hyd? Loader up/down, and bucket dump/rollback

If yes does the loader have it's own valve with relief? If so you could plumb it in direct to the Hyd pump and free up your rear remote.

if you have an unused hyd lever, it'll work, just like the 180's when they came out, it had 2 remote holes plugged, i removed them and plumbed fittings in them, now the 180 has dual hyd's. the lever was there, just never used by previous owner! had to lube up the lever a bit as it was almost rusted in nuetural.

SHAMELESS wrote:

if you have an unused hyd lever, it'll work, just like the 180's when they came out, it had 2 remote holes plugged, i removed them and plumbed fittings in them, now the 180 has dual hyd's. the lever was there, just never used by previous owner! had to lube up the lever a bit as it was almost rusted in nuetural.

I can see in his picture above that his tractor does not have a second remote valve nor lines installed. That was a good thought though.

I'll see if I can find a picture of it on one of my other computers, tomorrow...or rather later today.

Here's the controls for the 3-point and remotes (outside=3-pt up/down, inside= 3-pt/remote selector):

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