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Read articles →A follow-up video documenting the completion of a third hydraulic remote installation on a Bobcat CT5555, picking up where a previous video left off after an incomplete parts kit caused delays. It walks through the full process: swapping in longer bolts (part number provided), stacking the valve bodies and spacer plates, managing O-rings, applying thread locker, painting unpainted metal with Bobcat gray charcoal (part number provided), fitting couplers, and adjusting handle positions inside the cab. The creator also explains the practical difference between the spring-return and detent valve bodies included in the kit. Best for CT5555 owners tackling the same multi-remote upgrade themselves.
Posted by the Gaining Ground channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing first-hand experience installing accessories on their own tractor.
You need a longer bolt, part number 7382815, since stacking a third remote requires a longer bolt than the two-remote setup uses.
Bobcat gray charcoal, part number 6902229, matched the tractor color once applied and painted over the raw unpainted metal parts.
The spring-return valve pops back to neutral when pushed, while the detent valve pulls into place and stays, useful for things needing constant hydraulic pressure like an auger or snow blower.
Yes, the creator says doing two remotes was easier, since fitting the stack for three is harder due to cab clearance and bolt alignment issues.
