Idk what it is, but aux hydraulics and cat 0 on a low hp cub intrigues me. Probably because you never see it but any way, good job! Running hard or soft line?

Soft line out of the valve down to a tee and then hard line from there to the couplers. This 1211 had more than enough power for the moldboard and I really want power angle for the winter, I don't have any plans for the rear ports yet but I thought it was foolish not to install them while I was doing the rest of the work. Just getting it ready for my R bucket.:biggrin2:

You fabricating the controls for the valve?

Yes, the only reason I haven't done it yet is because I wanted to finalize the lines first to make sure I wouldn't have to move the valve.

Good answer Tim! :beerchug: i have never had a power angle blade. But i have to guess they are the $#!* :biggrin2:

Me either, last winter was my first with hydraulic lift and it was awesome but I still had to get off and turn the blade, not this year. :biggrin2:

Well its kinda like a virus, hydraulics that is... Hydraulic lift, then hydraulic outlets, and then you run a machine with power steering. Before long your re designing the three point and trying to figure out what other attachments you can make hydraulically operated.

BTDT.
2,782's & 1650 cubs, all with power steering.
A Farmall 400 with a vintage Wain-roy backhoe off a Hough payloader.
They earn their keep.:beerchug:

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A rear IH back blade or the rear rake comes to mind....:bigthink:

Hydraulic turn on a push blade... Priceless!