Main thing is I want to unhook the loader when Im not using it...it has the spool attached to it...also it has two lines coming from it ....I understand the system is always flowing till you pull a valve...
My thinking was where the flex line goes into the tractor install a two way unit ... one line goes to a coupler for the loader to plug into....other line goes to the tractor.....( do they make such a two way unit ??) ...then put in a fitting( weld to top) with coupler for the loader return to dump back in the system....
I though the power steering had a seperate pump on the 560??
This would allow me to hook up loader, plug in two lines, and switch unit to put flow to loader.....??or you guys give me a better way...lol
Is this wacked?? Im trying to grasp everybodies thinking here and not get confused..
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