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Read articles →This is an owner's after-the-fact walkaround of a third-party rear remote kit (Tractor Innovations, ~$550) installed on his MX5400 because the dealer couldn't add remotes at order time. He doesn't film the actual install, just shows the finished valve, hose routing, and bracket placement, notes it took about 45 minutes, and mentions plans to add a second remote and front third function. Best for owners weighing aftermarket remote kits over dealer-installed options.
Posted by Ed of Up North With The Nybergs, an owner-operator sharing his own hands-on tractor and property projects, not a dealer or hydraulics expert.
Dealers get a limited supply of rear remote kits and use them to configure new tractors for delivery, so adding one after ordering wasn't possible.
The owner says it took about 45 minutes to install.
The owner estimates the kit cost around $550 and says it got good reviews for quality, with hoses and valve made in the U.S.
It sits on a bracket off to the side of the front end loader controls, with hoses routed underneath the seating area.