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Old 02-01-2015, 11:45 AM
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Default Rear hyd on my 1812
thinking about installing rear hyd on my 1812 and advice or tips would be helpful
thanks Rob
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Old 02-01-2015, 12:41 PM
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do you mean a rear hyd remote like the front might have... if so do you have front ones? unless your trying to make them act independent of the front its easy. just "T" the fittings at the valve and run them back. xtreme sells a kit to do this. i got the fittings off epay and hard lined it to the rear and installed couplers into the rear hitch plate just like the are on front. xtremes kit uses hoses instead of hard line
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Old 02-01-2015, 12:43 PM
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do you mean a rear hyd remote like the front might have... if so do you have front ones? unless your trying to make them act independant of the front its easy. just "T" the fittings at the valve and run them back. xtreme sells a kit to do this. i got the fittings off epay and hardlined it to the rear and installed couplers into the rear hitch plate just like the are on front. xtremes kit uses hoses intead of hard line
Did you happen to post any pics of this mod? Especially how you mounted the connections. Sounds pretty straightforward.

But, what do you use them for?
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... if so do you have front ones?
An 1812 came from the factory with dual hydraulics, so yes it has front remotes.
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An 1812 came from the factory with dual hydraulics, so yes it has front remotes.
i thought that up after the post lol
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Did you happen to post any pics of this mod? Especially how you mounted the connections. Sounds pretty straightforward.

But, what do you use them for?
havent used mine yet but have some ideas just neede to get my lazt butt off the couch. no i didnt think of pics while i did it . but pretty sure if you google rear hydraulics youll find some... and yes was very simple. would be a no brainer with hoses as i said i hardlined mine for no reason other than i had to make all the hardlines as i had none at all when i built tractor and added power steering
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I thought it would come handy if I were to build a rear cherry picker type lift to move big stuff around the yard. with the hoses going back is there enough room by the trunion? I can see where steel lines would take up a lot less space. got any pics of your projects
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with the hoses going back is there enough room by the trunion?
I would suggest running on the opposite side of the Trunion Linkage.
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I would suggest running on the opposite side of the Trunion Linkage.
For some reason, I think the kits from xtreme are made to go down the left hand side of the frame.
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yup there is room on the left side. i would go out and take off the tunnel and take a pic but its below zero and to tell ya the truth i wouldnt go out side rite now if my wife asked me to but ill see what i can do
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