Very informative video. most salesman don’t have a clue what they’re talking about but I can tell from your videos you are very technically sound and know the equipment front and back. Keep up the videos 👍🏻
Great info - thanks! However, the time allotted was way too short to adequately cover the topic - I got the gist of it, but I'm still not quite understanding how valve functions correspond with various implements and their usages. Perhaps you could have another video with a more descriptive explanation of the types of valves best suited for what kinds of implements, what type of implements will or will not work with what type of valves, etc., etc.
Hear, hear. I'm on the Kubota "Build My Tractor" and the options on the rear remote hydraulics aren't described. An in-depth video on these and which type are for which implements would be very helpful.
I don't just subscribe to RUclips channels but I did to this one. You make some really informative content. Have learned a good deal from the videos. Starting a new venture and will be using tractors so I am after all the info I can get. Keep up the good work and best wishes.
Messick Farm Equipment I’ve never used it and probably never will but I am curious where should I keep the lever position for other 3 point attachments, especially when needing the 3 point to float.
I bought a used Kubota M9540 which has two rear remotes; the levers have locking detents at both ends of travel (both forward and aft). Based on what you said, I'm assuming that they are self canceling valves? My manual doesn't describe them, so I have never used them in the locked positions.
We have a M5-111 (in UK) we have a post driver that needs a free flow return would you suggest getting a coupler plumbed directly to the return, just connect it like usual into one set of spool or something else as occasionally when working the hammer connected to the one set it will pop out of detent.
What type of rear hydraulic remotes would I need to operate a hydraulic motor? I would need for it to run steady until I turn it off. The motor is for a small 3pt potato digger. It will operate the potato chain. I would turn it on at the beginning of the row, and shut it off at the end of the row. Then repeat this for every row.
I like your TMT videos, but I think some of them could be more in depth, full length features... Like this one. I had a small Century tractor years ago, I think Mahindra now, with a front loader and I hated that I couldn't lift and roll the bucket at the same time. If I tried either the bucket would roll, dumping its contents, or the bucket would fall to the ground.
Hi Neal, I am trying to connect a shaver HD8 PD to an MX5400 tractor. The dealer here, can’t seem to figure out where to tap into the MX hydraulic system to get a constant flow. The returns has to go directly to the hydraulic tank to avoid resistance and possible damage to the tractor’s hydraulic system. Any advise on how to hook up this implement to the tractor’s hydraulic? Thanks
Would you use the float position when using a pull type brush hog so it have contour the ground? I just bought a pull type brush hog and in certain situations it scapes the ground.
@@powerram92 you are correct I misread your question. I do not much experience with the pull type mowers. I would bet the float would not work though as it would allow the deck to be fully lowered at all times as the wheels would be unsupported by the hydraulics.
What would be the best way to set up a Hypro Centrifugal Pump on a spray tank? At the moment i have the leaver pulled back with strap on it hold the level back
I wanted a Float type for my side link but I was told my Kioti has either a Spring style or Detent, they said no float type on the DK10SE models so would a Spring type work close like a float ?
Hello, do Kabota tractors, compact and subcompact, come equipped with power beyond? My question is what exactly would I need to install two or three sets of remotes in the rear on a Kubota LX 3310 or an L 4060? All the videos I watched on RUclips have completely confused me. I would greatly appreciate he’s simple list of what I would need to and have to install. I don’t know if there is a power behind or if you have to take out a plug and put a power beyond converter valve in Etc. so if you can please be specific or direct me to a document which I could read. Thank you very much in advance.
@@MessicksEquip I want to put a hydraulic flail mower on the back so that I can slide it to the left and also tilted so I can mow on the slant in Gulleys and raise it up perpendicular to the ground and mow along the hedge. I’m not actually doing it yet but I’m planning on doing this in my retirement for extra income in a short while
One other question, on the lift o magic, should the lift arms be set where the float also. The lever would be in the middle position. I’m new to this, because I am use to an older style tractor.
Neil I have the factory top & tilt kit from Kubota one is a float valve my question is when brush hogging my tilt leaks off it will not hold, is that the wrong one help please
I have a Woods batwing with each wing on a single action cylinder. Can I plug these into a single remote valve and operate independently? Pulling the lever will lift one side and pushing the lever will raise the other. To lower and operate I can float the valve.
@@MessicksEquip thanks for the reply. I've heard other people operating batwings in the way I described above but wasn't sure if it would hurt the hydraulics.
I feel bad that I will never buy anything from Messick's because I have no need for what they sell. But these videos are great. Thanks
Very informative video. most salesman don’t have a clue what they’re talking about but I can tell from your videos you are very technically sound and know the equipment front and back. Keep up the videos 👍🏻
Great info - thanks! However, the time allotted was way too short to adequately cover the topic - I got the gist of it, but I'm still not quite understanding how valve functions correspond with various implements and their usages. Perhaps you could have another video with a more descriptive explanation of the types of valves best suited for what kinds of implements, what type of implements will or will not work with what type of valves, etc., etc.
Exactly the info Im looking for!
AGreed, I have what appears is this exact tractor and still do not know what they do!!!
Hear, hear. I'm on the Kubota "Build My Tractor" and the options on the rear remote hydraulics aren't described. An in-depth video on these and which type are for which implements would be very helpful.
Your videos are awesome, answered so many questions I had.
If the messick’s dealership is as good as you all your customers must be happy. The ones close to me are crooks or a-holes or both
Messick's may not be a fancy company but they are a honest as the day is long. Thanks
They are so helpful to the Green Horn like most of us . Thanks
I don't just subscribe to RUclips channels but I did to this one. You make some really informative content. Have learned a good deal from the videos.
Starting a new venture and will be using tractors so I am after all the info I can get. Keep up the good work and best wishes.
Very interesting. I wasn't aware of these differences.
I’d like to see a video on using draft control outside of plowing applications.
+TwinMapleRanch curious.. what's the application? I only really think of it for plowing
Messick Farm Equipment I’ve never used it and probably never will but I am curious where should I keep the lever position for other 3 point attachments, especially when needing the 3 point to float.
+TwinMapleRanch all the way back, and it won't do anything.
I bought a used Kubota M9540 which has two rear remotes; the levers have locking detents at both ends of travel (both forward and aft). Based on what you said, I'm assuming that they are self canceling valves? My manual doesn't describe them, so I have never used them in the locked positions.
Odds are the first is self canceling, 2nd is float.
@@MessicksEquip Both appear to be identical; they lock in both the forward and aft positions.???
We have a M5-111 (in UK) we have a post driver that needs a free flow return would you suggest getting a coupler plumbed directly to the return, just connect it like usual into one set of spool or something else as occasionally when working the hammer connected to the one set it will pop out of detent.
What type of rear hydraulic remotes would I need to operate a hydraulic motor? I would need for it to run steady until I turn it off. The motor is for a small 3pt potato digger. It will operate the potato chain. I would turn it on at the beginning of the row, and shut it off at the end of the row. Then repeat this for every row.
This can vary by tractor. Most of these are not made for continuous operation. Best to have a knowledgeable person look at your machine.
I like your TMT videos, but I think some of them could be more in depth, full length features... Like this one. I had a small Century tractor years ago, I think Mahindra now, with a front loader and I hated that I couldn't lift and roll the bucket at the same time. If I tried either the bucket would roll, dumping its contents, or the bucket would fall to the ground.
Hi Neal, I am trying to connect a shaver HD8 PD to an MX5400 tractor. The dealer here, can’t seem to figure out where to tap into the MX hydraulic system to get a constant flow. The returns has to go directly to the hydraulic tank to avoid resistance and possible damage to the tractor’s hydraulic system. Any advise on how to hook up this implement to the tractor’s hydraulic?
Thanks
Pb port on the loader valve manifold, called power beyond, this is your constant flow. Return to tank.
Thank you!
this should have been a four-minute Friday,
six-minute Sunday?
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two minute Tuesday
wensday is a free day
there minute Thursday
five minute Friday
six minute saturday
seven inute sunday
oh man. now we gotta create 7 intro's and base our entire schedule around the length of the video.
and find something new to talk about...
Pope Dancis those would run over a minute or two, he likes to talk a lot. But it is helpful
Would you use the float position when using a pull type brush hog so it have contour the ground? I just bought a pull type brush hog and in certain situations it scapes the ground.
Generally your three point hydraulics are controlling the ground contact on a brush hog not the remote hydraulics.
@@pc8013 I think you need to reread my question. Lol it's a PULL TYPED.
@@powerram92 you are correct I misread your question. I do not much experience with the pull type mowers. I would bet the float would not work though as it would allow the deck to be fully lowered at all times as the wheels would be unsupported by the hydraulics.
@@pc8013 it's not a batwing it's a 10ft solid deck. If I would have got the batwing it would float since there's more hydraulics to it.
What would be the best way to set up a Hypro Centrifugal Pump on a spray tank? At the moment i have the leaver pulled back with strap on it hold the level back
if your valve does not have a constant flow position (most don't) then your strap trick if the way to go
@@MessicksEquip thanks for your reply. So thats not gonna stuff the pump
I wanted a Float type for my side link but I was told my Kioti has either a Spring style or Detent, they said no float type on the DK10SE models so would a Spring type work close like a float ?
No spring center is the total opposite. I can't image they do not offer a float valve. That's super basic stuff.
Hello, do Kabota tractors, compact and subcompact, come equipped with power beyond? My question is what exactly would I need to install two or three sets of remotes in the rear on a Kubota LX 3310 or an L 4060? All the videos I watched on RUclips have completely confused me. I would greatly appreciate he’s simple list of what I would need to and have to install. I don’t know if there is a power behind or if you have to take out a plug and put a power beyond converter valve in Etc. so if you can please be specific or direct me to a document which I could read. Thank you very much in advance.
What are you trying to do?
@@MessicksEquip I want to put a hydraulic flail mower on the back so that I can slide it to the left and also tilted so I can mow on the slant in Gulleys and raise it up perpendicular to the ground and mow along the hedge. I’m not actually doing it yet but I’m planning on doing this in my retirement for extra income in a short while
@@TimeAfterTym you just new two remotes, no power beyond required. Your local dealer, or us, could order the kits for you. You won't find much online.
@@MessicksEquip thank you very much! When I’m ready I very much want to order from you guys. I guess I don’t understand what the power Beyond is then.
How do you get a high flow system for runnig a front loader mulcher
I have a new Holland Powerstar 75. I’m using a Kuhn disc mower. Would you run the hydraulic in float mode?
normally, yes
One other question, on the lift o magic, should the lift arms be set where the float also.
The lever would be in the middle position.
I’m new to this, because I am use to an older style tractor.
On a 10’ pull type bushhog, would you put the hydraulic remote in float.
Yes
Neil I have the factory top & tilt kit from Kubota one is a float valve my question is when brush hogging my tilt leaks off it will not hold, is that the wrong one help please
Probably have a cylinder or valve leaking internally. Swap valves and see if the problem follows.
TY.
You can tune a piano but you can't tune a fish. Don't forget that
How do u get more pressure on wet lines on a 6060
Maybe 1 lonely farmer should of watched it
Did not understand a single word.
Yeah. I'm still not clear at all what the differences are and/or how they work.
I have a Woods batwing with each wing on a single action cylinder. Can I plug these into a single remote valve and operate independently? Pulling the lever will lift one side and pushing the lever will raise the other. To lower and operate I can float the valve.
Each side should go on its own valve. The hoses should be above\below, not side by side.
@@MessicksEquip thanks for the reply. I've heard other people operating batwings in the way I described above but wasn't sure if it would hurt the hydraulics.