I have a brand new SVL65-2 which has high flow hydraulics. I am replacing my older Bobcat T190 with it. I run a bobcat 6 way bucket on the T190, which has an auxiliary quick connect port. The Kubota has two sets of quick connect, one for regular and one for high flow. Is there any way I can use the 6 way on this machine?
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KUBOTA SVL65-2 AUXILIARY HYDRAULICS
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By “six way bucket” I’m assuming you mean a 4n1 bucket or “clamshell” bucket. Or do you mean 6 way blade?
If it’s just a bucket, hook the lines up and have at it.
If it’s just a bucket, hook the lines up and have at it.
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Ok, so you’ll only be able to operate the open and close function on the bucket OR the tilt function. The only way I think you can do both is if you add an electric diverter valve so when you’re not opening/closing the bucket you can divert the flow to the tilt tach. Not quite sure if bobcat has that as standard equipment or if it had been added by you or someone else? How is it accomplished on the T190?
It came on the bobcat as an option, and I believe it's a separate valve located next to the bics. What you're saying about an electric valve makes sense. I think I'll need to just abandon that idea and put the tilt tac on a standard bucket. It's great for cleaning gutters. Thanks!