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Read articles →A real-time, figure-it-out-as-you-go install of the Summit Hydraulics 4-rear-remote kit with third-function add-on on a Kubota B2601, no paper instructions, so the creator works through fitting identification, manifold orientation, Power Beyond connection, seat bracket removal, and a full electrical wiring run (relay, ignition source, joystick, switch box). Useful for B2601 owners tackling the same kit who want a frank look at the improvisation and extra fittings required.
Posted by the MJA doing stuff channel, which appears to be an owner documenting their own hands-on DIY project with no evident commercial affiliation.
The manifold has stamped letters: A and B rows, with T for tank side and P for pressure side; GA marking purpose is figured out during the install.
Yes, the seat bracket must be removed using 12mm bolts to access the fitting on top of the transmission near the Power Beyond connection.
No, the kit did not include a 1/2 inch (number 8 JIC) to 3/8 JIC fitting, so an extra WR Long fitting had to be sourced.
Power runs from the ignition source to relay pin 86, ground to pin 87, and load from pin 30 to the loader knob positive, then pigtailed to the switch box.
