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Posted by super99 on February 25, 2006 at 08:15:41 from (207.144.222.150):
Rebuilt t/a is on the way and getting ready to put her back together. Has loader and home made 3 pt hitch.Whoever had it before cut pressure line from pump and ran hose to single valve he mounted in front of seat and then to double valves on loader frame. Would like to remove valve on seat and hook back up to original levers. Could I put a tee in pressure line from pump to run to loader valve and let oil go to original hyd levers?? Loader control levers run back to oil reservoir. Not sure about sharing oil between 2 sets of controls, but wouldn't use both at the same time. Everything for original control levers seem to be there,and move like they should. Any thought or suggestions??? Thanks in advance, Chris
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