I bought this same tractor for my small scale commercial beekeeping operation and this video definitely opened my eyes on how much more these cylinders can help me with some of my heavier loads I need to pick up. Will be looking into this.
Received my book cylinders for my 3025E this afternoon. 45 min to install. My 3025E has a trailer hitch with Rimguard in tires. I try to pickup 1/2 ton of stove pellets w/48" frontier forks and it won't. Remove 5 bags & I can just put in back of truck. "Never" had problem with needing rear ballast. With stock cylinders 6 seconds bottom to top. With new cylinders, 9 seconds bottom to top. These wire both at idle. After install I went out log pile. Put forks completely under and hit lift at 1500 rpm. Rear tires got 12" of air real fast. Put 60" box scraper on rear and solved light rear end. I hope this answers questions about speed and lift capabilities for others. I'm waiting on curl cylinders to arrive. Very happy with product. No need for bigger pump yet.
I’m hoping you come out with bigger cylinders for the two series tractor that would be awesome but great video I enjoy watching after I adjusted my pressure it lifts pretty good haven’t had a problem with it but I would love to see the to series tractor get the bigger cylinders 👍
I have the 2022, 1025R JD It is all stock & yes, it is slow but right now I have an issue where I have broken one of the cylinder rods for the tilt/curl, on the bucket I can replace the one cylinder with another stock cylinder ($339 to $599 a piece) or if I change Both cylinders to the new & bigger cylinders will I be taking a performance hit?. I am using the stock hydraulic pump & the pressures are still stock I am assuming you are offering these a single cylinder & not in a pair?
I am going to install these on my 2023 3032e probably but would like to know about how much more I will be able to lift and how much more fluid, if any, I will have to add if i replace all 4 cylinders?
Yes - they are in the works, but there aren't that many of those loaders out there yet, so they are slightly lower priority. I have not been able to get my hands on one yet around here.
The paint color I use is RAL6001, but it's nearly indistinguishable from the OEM. The reason I chose this color is because the OEM is secret, so you can get variations if you try to color match it. Also, for parts I powdercoat, RAL6001 is a color you can buy. You can't really color match powder, at least not easily.
Hi, I have a 3032e. Do I need to get pump or can I just swap the cylinders? And what’s the final weight to lift. If I wanted to grab a 1500 pound pallet from my truck will that work?
You don't have to get the pump, but it's recommended because it will slow your loader speed down by about 1/2 if you just add the cylinders. 1500lbs out of a pickup will be no problem with the new cylinders as long as your pressure is within spec - 2600psi to 3044psi. Obviously the closer to the higher end, the more you can lift.
@@charleslynch908 the pump will increase your pressure because it has more flow, but you can also do the same thing manually. For example, if your max pressure now is 2800psi, the stage 2 will increase it by a few hundred psi without changing the pressure relief valve due to the extra flow volume. This will increase your lift capacity, but you can also increase the pressure via the pressure relief valve with your stock pump and get the same result. It will just be slower to lift the load, but the capacity will be the same.
Looking at getting all cylinders forva 3025E will i need to change the pump as well and will i have the same speed as stock if you change the pump or will it still be slower than stock?
Kevin, have you messed with the hydraulic system pressure on the 3E’s? My dad found a great deal on a 3032E with 35 hrs. and bought. I thought raising the pressure would get a little more lift until I talk him into making some HydrosPlus upgrades! 😀
I haven't adjusted mine, nor have I checked the base pressure, but the spec on it is 2500 PSI. That said, it has basically the same system as the large 2R, which has a spec of 3040. I *think* that the 2500 psi spec may either be left over from when they started making this tractor in 2008 and at that time, they thought it was enough, or it may have to do with the amount you can curl with those smaller bucket cylinders. We can never be for sure, but that's what the latest manual says.
@@doughansens5599 - actually it's the same procedure as the 2038R, but you have less covers to remove since it's an "E". This video will show you how -ruclips.net/video/R_ldBSPbX-A/видео.html
I was hoping you had some cylinders for and L series kubota! I ended up getting some bigger cylinders from an eBay store … Original rams were 1.77” and went to a 2” ram! Very noticeable difference along with raising hydraulic pressure to 2400 psi. Originally loader wouldn’t even pick up 1000# including forks… Now she’ll do about 1500# including forks…..I have a chunk of concrete that I’ve calculated for weight.
Yes - but unfortunately they are going to be very slow. These will be about 85% slower than the 1.5" bore, so they will feel about 1/2 the speed you have today.
I bought this same tractor for my small scale commercial beekeeping operation and this video definitely opened my eyes on how much more these cylinders can help me with some of my heavier loads I need to pick up. Will be looking into this.
Received my book cylinders for my 3025E this afternoon. 45 min to install. My 3025E has a trailer hitch with Rimguard in tires. I try to pickup 1/2 ton of stove pellets w/48" frontier forks and it won't. Remove 5 bags & I can just put in back of truck. "Never" had problem with needing rear ballast. With stock cylinders 6 seconds bottom to top. With new cylinders, 9 seconds bottom to top. These wire both at idle. After install I went out log pile. Put forks completely under and hit lift at 1500 rpm. Rear tires got 12" of air real fast. Put 60" box scraper on rear and solved light rear end. I hope this answers questions about speed and lift capabilities for others. I'm waiting on curl cylinders to arrive. Very happy with product. No need for bigger pump yet.
well, I'll be purchasing these cylinders for my 3043d with a 300e loader. going to make life much easier moving skids of pellets and trees!
Wow! I'm so glad to see someone else has that tractor. I was feeling rather alone lol. Love the 3043D!
@@joshuamartindale4124 I’m waiting for delivery of this tractor. I’m not a fan of the whiny, weak hydro system.
@@swashington942 only thing is the not having a live PTO or Dual Stage clutch for PTO. But for a hard working long lasting tractor its great 👍
Did you purchase these cylinders or was that just talk?
I have had my 3043D since July 2022. I felt like it would be better than a hydrostatic transmission.
I’m hoping you come out with bigger cylinders for the two series tractor that would be awesome but great video I enjoy watching after I adjusted my pressure it lifts pretty good haven’t had a problem with it but I would love to see the to series tractor get the bigger cylinders 👍
Thankfully I'll be swapping my 1 series cylinders in my garage...Tho an open field does have good lighting...😇
You should invest in some shop towels.
And gloves.
I have the 2022, 1025R JD It is all stock & yes, it is slow but right now I have an issue where I have broken one of the cylinder rods for the tilt/curl, on the bucket
I can replace the one cylinder with another stock cylinder ($339 to $599 a piece) or if I change Both cylinders to the new & bigger cylinders will I be taking a performance hit?. I am using the stock hydraulic pump & the pressures are still stock
I am assuming you are offering these a single cylinder & not in a pair?
I am going to install these on my 2023 3032e probably but would like to know about how much more I will be able to lift and how much more fluid, if any, I will have to add if i replace all 4 cylinders?
did you find an answer? i would like to know as well
Do I need to turn up cylinder pressure (fluid) to install the cylinders?
changing the pressure relief valve isn't required to add this solution to your tractor.
What about 3E with self leveling loader? Are you going to supply cylinders for these in the future?
Yes - they are in the works, but there aren't that many of those loaders out there yet, so they are slightly lower priority. I have not been able to get my hands on one yet around here.
Would you like any measurements from the cylinder? Or pictures
@@mikerosen9806 Pictures would be great. You can send them to kevin@hydrosplus.com Thanks!
i would be interested in these as well
Kevin, will the production cylinders have paint that matches the OEM color? The color on these looks off, at least in the video it looks off.
The paint color I use is RAL6001, but it's nearly indistinguishable from the OEM. The reason I chose this color is because the OEM is secret, so you can get variations if you try to color match it. Also, for parts I powdercoat, RAL6001 is a color you can buy. You can't really color match powder, at least not easily.
What 3rd function are you running on the front of your 3E tractor? I like the way the grapple control button looks on there
It's the JD version. I agree...that is the best handle made for these tractors for a 3rd function.
Hi, I have a 3032e. Do I need to get pump or can I just swap the cylinders? And what’s the final weight to lift. If I wanted to grab a 1500 pound pallet from my truck will that work?
You don't have to get the pump, but it's recommended because it will slow your loader speed down by about 1/2 if you just add the cylinders. 1500lbs out of a pickup will be no problem with the new cylinders as long as your pressure is within spec - 2600psi to 3044psi. Obviously the closer to the higher end, the more you can lift.
@@HydrosPlus real quick, with the pump does it get me closer to that number or better? Thanks for getting back to me, I really appreciate it
@@charleslynch908 the pump will increase your pressure because it has more flow, but you can also do the same thing manually. For example, if your max pressure now is 2800psi, the stage 2 will increase it by a few hundred psi without changing the pressure relief valve due to the extra flow volume. This will increase your lift capacity, but you can also increase the pressure via the pressure relief valve with your stock pump and get the same result. It will just be slower to lift the load, but the capacity will be the same.
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Looking at getting all cylinders forva 3025E will i need to change the pump as well and will i have the same speed as stock if you change the pump or will it still be slower than stock?
Will be slightly faster than stock if you add the hydraulic kit with the cylinders. Somewhere around 10% faster than stock.
Kevin, have you messed with the hydraulic system pressure on the 3E’s? My dad found a great deal on a 3032E with 35 hrs. and bought. I thought raising the pressure would get a little more lift until I talk him into making some HydrosPlus upgrades! 😀
I haven't adjusted mine, nor have I checked the base pressure, but the spec on it is 2500 PSI. That said, it has basically the same system as the large 2R, which has a spec of 3040. I *think* that the 2500 psi spec may either be left over from when they started making this tractor in 2008 and at that time, they thought it was enough, or it may have to do with the amount you can curl with those smaller bucket cylinders. We can never be for sure, but that's what the latest manual says.
@@HydrosPlus where is the relief valve? Is it on the loader valve like the 1025R?
@@doughansens5599 - actually it's the same procedure as the 2038R, but you have less covers to remove since it's an "E". This video will show you how -ruclips.net/video/R_ldBSPbX-A/видео.html
I was hoping you had some cylinders for and L series kubota! I ended up getting some bigger cylinders from an eBay store …
Original rams were 1.77” and went to a 2” ram! Very noticeable difference along with raising hydraulic pressure to 2400 psi.
Originally loader wouldn’t even pick up 1000# including forks…
Now she’ll do about 1500# including forks…..I have a chunk of concrete that I’ve calculated for weight.
@@markcole6475 You got some balls purchasing cylinders from EBay. Good that that worked out for you
is this with the HydrosPlus Pump too or the factory 3025e pump?
This is with the HydrosPlus Pump
how about something for the 440r? and 400x?
Not yet, but looking at it for the future.
The stock cylinders w/ pickup enough to flip the tractor, even with water in the tires and a blade on the back. This is a BAD idea.
Where did you buy these upgraded cylinders
We sell them at hydrosplus.com
So can you do this with the D series and not have the hydro pump
Yes - but unfortunately they are going to be very slow. These will be about 85% slower than the 1.5" bore, so they will feel about 1/2 the speed you have today.
@@HydrosPlus so would it be slow if you could change the pump to?
@@oklahomachris6298 - depends on the flow rate. With the 2" cylinders, the 3E gets back just above the stock speed if you add the 2R3E flow solution.
@@HydrosPlus so are you just showing here that you can lift more but loose speed?
@@HydrosPlus so is the pump available for the D series to speed it back up like the E series?
"Boom" cylinders, not book cylinders.