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Old 08-09-2013, 06:13 PM
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I have a 1450 with a hydraulic lift. Would it be much work to change the single lever into a dual lever system? If the parts are still available.
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Old 08-09-2013, 06:23 PM
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You would have to find the Dual Spool Valve, all the levers and linkages, all the piping & plumbing, and the hydraulic connectors. Not impossible, but not easy nor cheap.
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I dont have an answer, but am curious what you want to do with the second hydraulic system?
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Old 08-09-2013, 07:57 PM
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the dual hyd option was for power angle blade and yes they are not cheap as they are a hard option to find
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LawnMowerMan: I found a three spool valve from a John Deere for around $40.00 off epay and I put together a three lever system for my 982 without allot of problems (originally had a one spool valve). I still have to plumb the hydraulics which I have not had time for but I think is the easier side of this project. Keep looking at it I'm sure you'll come up with a plan. As for why I need it...... I have a sweepster unit that hydraulically angles and can use a hydraulic cylinder to raise and lower the broom with out interfering with the under carriage hydraulics for the mower and three point. The valve also has a power beyond option for another hydraulic valve if needed. Kool huh !
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Old 08-10-2013, 10:23 AM
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I have a 1450 with a hydraulic lift. Would it be much work to change the single lever into a dual lever system? If the parts are still available.
I have what you need. I purchased with the plan of selling my 149 and getting a 1450 or 1650, but I still have the 149. Obviously the plan changed. PM me if you are interested. It's all the stuff pulled from a 1450 with that option.
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