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Old 12-08-2013, 09:01 AM
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Just looked at the install directions for the valve kit for the Cyclops and they only mention 1 O-Ring on each side of that adapter, maybe the 3000's are different. Can't say because I have never seen one.
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Old 12-08-2013, 12:16 PM
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The 3k tractors only require 1 ring per side also. I will get the adapter and some rings out to you this week Sam.
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I would be interested a pair of them as well.
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Old 12-09-2013, 10:56 AM
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Thanks to all your help. I bought the needed valve from SamMac, and soon I will be asking about the needed lines. Are the hydro parts from a 3200GT or any newer tractor adaptable for my 2182?
I did find the 711-3294 part for $9.71 at http://www.cubcadetpartsnmore.com/ They seem to have good prices on belts. Don
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Big thanks for this post Just checked pricing on a bunch of seals and gaskets I need for my 1782, www.cubcadetpartsnmore.com had better pricing than every other place I looked at.
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SamMac, I would like one of those adapters also please.

The diagram for the 365 3-point hitch shows a 721-0492 oring backup in addition to the 721-3021 oring on each side of the adapter.
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Hi Sam,

I would like whatever is needed to convert my 1882 as well. If you can please PM me when your ready.

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Hi Guys,

I am trying to do this exact same project to a 2084. Just picked up a plow for it and want to make it fully hydraulic. Any help would be great.

Sam - you don't happen to have another one of those valves laying around do you? I see I just missed one on eBay a few days ago :-(

Also, this part you are having made is what stacks these valves together, right? If so, I am in for 2 of them!

Thanks guys!
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I looked at the 3000 blade angle kit that required adding a valve. That is where I got the opinion that it needed both o rings and back up rings. I may have been wrong, but only wanted to do it once.
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SamMac- I just re-read these posts and realized I should have asked you to reserve 2 of the adapters for me rather than 1.
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Sam Mac or anyone else, can you confirm that the part number I need for and additional hydraulic valve for my cyclops SGT, model 2084 is 717-3308a?

Then I will just need to make a handle to operate the valve, correct?

Thanks for the help guys!
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