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Old 02-22-2021, 07:24 AM
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Is there as good source for finding the hydraulic angling kit for a 3000 series plow? Just yesterday, I missed out on a local deal to purchase a complete tractor with a busted rear diff for $600 It had the angling kit
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Old 02-22-2021, 09:56 AM
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Old 02-22-2021, 01:57 PM
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What all is required to convert from a manual to a hydraulic angling kit? Is the plow bracket the same? I'm assuming I need lines, valves, and the handle as well. I ask because a gentleman has the cylinder for sale, but also has the bracket with it. I assumed that would be the same.
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Old 02-22-2021, 05:35 PM
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You can use an existing front hitch with manual angle. You will also need the angling cylinder which is different than the lift cylinder along with what you mentioned. Be sure when buying a cylinder it is an angling cylinder and not a lift cylinder because the strokes are different.
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You can use an existing front hitch with manual angle. You will also need the angling cylinder which is different than the lift cylinder along with what you mentioned. Be sure when buying a cylinder it is an angling cylinder and not a lift cylinder because the strokes are different.
So I don't need the bracket pictured above, just the cylinder and other required hydraulic parts?
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Old 02-23-2021, 07:22 AM
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The "bracket pictured above" is called a front hitch. Based on your first post you already have a front hitch with manual angle so you just need the parts to convert it to hydraulic angle.
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I'm finding out that this is a very costly endeavor, lol. This tractor is going to be dedicate to pushing snow. Is there any reason I couldn't re-route the hydraulic lines from the deck lift to the angling cylinder?
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how about this?? Grand rapids Michigan Craigs list. It's not quite what you need, but thought i would pass it along in case it was helpful.

https://grandrapids.craigslist.org/g...271224945.html
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If you don't want to mow lawn anymore re-purposing the deck lift is a good option. You may be able to use the same cylinder and extend the hoses. The deck cylinders have an elongated hole on one side. You will most likely need to fill that solid some how.
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