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Read articles →An owner who just installed the long third-function valve kit on his 1835E walks through the installation, flags a real-world bolt-length problem the kit instructions get wrong, and demonstrates the grapple cycling under actual load including picking up a hay bale. It's a brief, practical first-look rather than a deep dive, most useful to 1835E owners considering the third-function kit themselves.
Posted by the farmall1 farmall1 channel, with no description available; the footage and commentary suggest an owner-operator sharing early impressions from their own property.
No. The kit instructions say you can use the included bolts, but they are too short to go through the bracket, so you will need to replace them.
No, the owner says it may be the easiest tractor to install a third valve kit on, doable by anyone with mechanical aptitude without a dealer.
Yes, the owner tested it by picking up a hay bale to confirm it had the pressure to lift things, not just cycle through motions.
