B3200HSD Rear Hydraulic Help Install

[VA B3200]

Guys, I know that the forum has probably beat this to death, but can someone help simplify this for me. I have a newer 2008 B3200HSD. What I'm looking for is a 3 valve rear remote system (with 3 separate control levers). Here is what I am wanting to do. One lever will control the hydraulic toplink (which I would like the float option). Second and third lever will control accessories (i.e. sickle mower or box scraper or Harley power rake). What I would like to know is what type of block setup would I need and where would I tie into the hydraulic system (and materials needed). I spoke to my local dealer, and like all the rest on this forum that I have read from - the dealer want's a arm and let for the parts and installation. Any help would be great please.
Thanks again.

 

[Eric McCarthy]

From what I've understood in past discussions about this. It's more of a head ache and night mare to tackle yourself and install a hydraulic block. Yeah the dealer bends you over backwards but it also seems that there is not much of a savings doing it yourself.

 

[Bulldog]

Might check with these guys. I have never used them myself but it looks like a nice setup. http://www.gearmore.com/ Just roll to the bottom of the page for "top and tilt kits"

 

[BAP]

Look at this site www.fitritehydraulics.com It is run by a member of OTT.

 

[VA B3200]

Thanks the links guys. It appears both links offer the kits with the tilt cylinders. Don't really need that. definitely the top link, but also looking for to two separate remotes in addition to the top link. There is a picture attached that one of the users (can't remember his user name or topic) attached to his tractor. Exactly what I'm looking for. I don't have a picture of what he did at the rear but this was the concept.

 

[rparkinson]

That looks like a dealer install- just like what I had put on mine. Good setup but expensive.

 

[Bulldog]

That setup doesn't look very comfortable to use. Could be completely wrong though, never seen it in person.

 

[BAP]

If you go back to the FitRite site and go to the top of page and click on products, you find a link to a page that has the valves that they sell to go on the tractor.