Posted by Gene Bender on November 22, 2008 at 14:28:45 from (67.55.226.167):
In Reply to: Feasibility question posted by Larry in GA. on November 22, 2008 at 10:18:57:
Yes you can but there is a retarder in the line so the implement wont drop fast. It is located in the block in front of the seat bracket. Remov it and it will work. Your cycl holds more oil that the one on the fast hitch. You can add a resivour on the filler plug. They did that when putting a loader on the Cs. Now the best way would be to add new lines off the input where they go to the control you now have and then put a control valve on the splitter Just add some couplers in those lines so all you have to do is unhook them when not using the splitter and your fast hitch will work as usual. The small line is pressure and the large line is return.
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