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Read articles →This is an owner's follow-up after getting a dealer-installed 4th and 5th SCV hydraulic kit back on his 4052R, not an install how-to. He walks through the new valve setup, explains the float function versus continuous flow, and compares hookups and drawbar height to his other 4320 tractors for pulling a planter from the three-point hitch. Best for owners considering adding SCVs and curious about real-world hookup logic and dealer install time.
Posted by the Blyz 69 channel, an owner sharing hands-on experience running multiple tractors on his own operation.
The float option lets equipment like a planter or mower float with ground contact, while continuous flow lets you run the valve continuously but without float function.
The drawbar height on compact utility tractors is too low for older planters designed for taller tractors, so pulling from the three-point raises hookup height and allows raising coulters in transport.
The owner says John Deere had about six hours into the installation, and there were some issues along the way.
