I followed your video today and installed the kit on my 4440. The toughest thing I thought was figuring out how to get the first snap ring out. I also over torqued the bolt on the back before realizing it. Thanks for posting. Very useful.
Yes they are. Since installing these, we put two more sets in the 6030, and we have another set to install in the 4520. I was concerned about the extra stick out initially, but it hasn't posed a single issue as of yet.
Nice video. Even the Deere dealer in my area can’t stop them original couplers from leaking I had a neighbor return a 4840 three time before the dealer got it fixed thanks for the informative video.
What's supposed to be the advantage of these verses standard ISO conversions. Only part that bothers me about the kit are those couplers sticking out an extra 4 inches past the stock configuration.
Even with the standard ISO conversions, the bores in the valve body get worn to a point where a sliding O ring just won't seal anymore, period. This is what happened to me. As for the couplers sticking out further than the standard configuration, that tractor spent 200 hours on tillage tools, round baler, and corn picker this past year, and it never posed an issue. I was concerned about it, too. But I was more concerned about the steady stream of oil dripping from the remotes. Overall, I would absolutely do this again, and matter of fact, Dad has two kits ready and waiting for the 6030 as we speak
I followed your video today and installed the kit on my 4440. The toughest thing I thought was figuring out how to get the first snap ring out. I also over torqued the bolt on the back before realizing it. Thanks for posting. Very useful.
Glad it helped you!
Just did this to my 4440. No more hydraulic leaking. These are awesome.
Yes they are. Since installing these, we put two more sets in the 6030, and we have another set to install in the 4520. I was concerned about the extra stick out initially, but it hasn't posed a single issue as of yet.
Good video. I just did the #3 remote on my 4430, and immediately ordered to more kits for #1 and #2!
Nice video. Even the Deere dealer in my area can’t stop them original couplers from leaking I had a neighbor return a 4840 three time before the dealer got it fixed thanks for the informative video.
You're welcome. Glad it helped you!
I've been looking at doing this too. Thanks for the video.
You're welcome. Get ahold of me if you have any questions, but honestly, I think the instructions are very clear, and I doubt you have any troubles.
@@RustyCarnahanfinally got around to ordering and installing a kit. The hardest part honestly was installing the dust caps.
What's supposed to be the advantage of these verses standard ISO conversions. Only part that bothers me about the kit are those couplers sticking out an extra 4 inches past the stock configuration.
Even with the standard ISO conversions, the bores in the valve body get worn to a point where a sliding O ring just won't seal anymore, period. This is what happened to me. As for the couplers sticking out further than the standard configuration, that tractor spent 200 hours on tillage tools, round baler, and corn picker this past year, and it never posed an issue. I was concerned about it, too. But I was more concerned about the steady stream of oil dripping from the remotes. Overall, I would absolutely do this again, and matter of fact, Dad has two kits ready and waiting for the 6030 as we speak
I have used them bit have no luck with replacement parts, they just want to sell you another unit
Rusty, can you provide some measurements for that remote lever? That is slick!
I can sure try! Might comment again in a few days to keep it fresh in mind!
What make the seals leak it's called to get dirt up and cut the seals out so that's why I will look at the the thing you put on
Ok i guess I'm ordering a kit now. I'm guessing you watch AVE
Religiously watch AvE
The bottom stay open for dirt an dust to get in? Thanks😊
It's really not an issue
I spoke to the manufacturer. He said it is not a problem but you can put a dab of silicone in the openings the levers come out of if you desire.
Where did you get the handle to run the valve?
I got mine from a local all-makes ag parts dealer, but from what I hear, Shoup and Sloan Express carry them. Called a "Hydra-Lever" I believe.
yo man i have the same shit on my 4230 could you put the link please
Get on the Sloan Express website and search for Grove Conversion.