John Wheeler
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Picking up a 2082 this week and need to plumb it for an angle power blade. What all am I looking at here? I have a 1450 donor lift circuit I can use. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Auxiliary hydraulics for a 2082
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The 1450 is a complete different animal when it comes to hydraulics.
Different valve and plumbing.
Google Part number 759-3493A
You will need all these parts
Good luck!
Different valve and plumbing.
Google Part number 759-3493A
You will need all these parts
Good luck!
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John Wheeler
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Sounds fantastic! Or just change the lift circuit to a linear motor and use lift for swing circuit. And the hydraulics doesn’t have to be a factory fit. Thanks for the info!
John Wheeler
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John Wheeler
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Would the aux circuit from a 1914 work? The guy I got the blade from doesn’t use his auxiliary.
Doubtful, judging from the pictures in the parts book.
Valving looks to be the same as a dual stick 1450 only with fancier plumbing.
I'm in the same boat as you with my 2086 but I have the correct parts to do the job..
Just have to get around to doing it, soon by the looks of the calendar!!
Valving looks to be the same as a dual stick 1450 only with fancier plumbing.
I'm in the same boat as you with my 2086 but I have the correct parts to do the job..
Just have to get around to doing it, soon by the looks of the calendar!!
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John Wheeler
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Plumbing in and auxiliary circuit isn’t exactly building rockets. Obviously doesn’t have to be factory. I’m going to tinker with what I have first.
John Wheeler
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After a little more research, I listened. I found one. It’s getting pulled and shipped to me. Thanks for the insight everyone.
Just in case this isn't included.
Good Luck, Curt
Good Luck, Curt
John Wheeler
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Awesome! Thanks.
