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Old 10-06-2014, 04:56 PM
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You are welcome Oak. What other models have the same spool valve ?
All the 3000 series use the same valve body and the series before that (cyclops) too. You just stack them, SamMac has the piece that goes between them and you use a longer bolt to hold them together. You will also need the lever and associated parts from any 3000 machine. Here is my 3205 that I stacked a 2nd valve on for the rear cat 0 hitch.
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Very nice find! The 3100 series has identical spool valves and they are incredibly easy to rebuild.

I wish I had the red light/reflectors like yours. (and the deck)
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I really like my 3200 I think it can hold its own against a simplicity Sunstar or legacy, I had both simplicity models
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Thanks for the welcome RR,truth is I have been around here quite a while,just haven't posted. Thank you Oak and Skeer for the info.duryea21 I agree. I had a Sunstar that I used part of this summer. Great looking 3200,I like that color scheme. I find myself wanting to look for other 3000 series now....lol. Edited to add: I would really like to have a set of those rear tires too.
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