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Old 10-29-2016, 08:03 PM
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Default Help with 3185, 2nd hyd lift
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I recently picked up a cub 3185 with 600 hours or so, so far its been a great tractor compared to my 1641 that isn't getting much usage these days. Anyhow i'm going to pick up a snowblower tomorrow , and realized I only have one lift handle. I cant seem to find what is needed for the second lift handle. I've tried a google search with no good results. Does anyone have a picture of how the second valve is plumbed in. The guy i'm buying the blower from is parting out his tractor which has two lift handles, so I can get all the parts just wanted a good idea before I get there on what I need to strip off.
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Old 10-29-2016, 08:31 PM
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You don't need a two spool valve for a snowblower, the lift that lifts the deck will also lift the blower.
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Old 10-29-2016, 09:11 PM
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Im referring to the 3185 not the 1641 , im pretty sure I need a second spool, considering the blower has its own lift cylinder
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Old 10-29-2016, 09:41 PM
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yes need a second spool, hoses, cylinder, mine has the quick attach optrion on the front, second spool mounts under the existing and the new handle will be right behind the existing, check my other posts for pic
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Old 11-01-2016, 09:54 AM
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I purchased the blower, along with with hydraulics , just took both his valves since they were mated together, I guess that is where my confusion was, I didn't realize that the valves mated together and wondered how they could fit so closely if a line joined them.
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I purchased the blower, along with with hydraulics , just took both his valves since they were mated together, I guess that is where my confusion was, I didn't realize that the valves mated together and wondered how they could fit so closely if a line joined them.
On that case and you can just add his two to yer one have three!
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I kept my old one, not really sure why I would need 3 but I like the thought of it.
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And you can cut the fender pan and 3 more to the right side to make it an H6.
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And you can cut the fender pan and 3 more to the right side to make it an H6.
You been reading my mind? Get out of my head! Lol
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