Charles,Thanks for the pictures and comments. However your pic indicate No cab. It also looks like the 3 spool valves are mounted to the loader arm.The 706 has hyd ports to both sides and 2 at the rear. It would not be necessary to split steel line for a hook up. The question is wheather WE have to have the lines for the Joy Stick operation going through the cab.I was hoping that the only lines would be the cables from the joy stick. The 706 has the open style valves allowing us to use a Joy Stick cables rather then the valve that are already on the tractor. There is a lot of glass on the cab itself,so not certain if it at all possible. Guess time will tell when the cab is finished and installed. I was just hoping for information from one of the real smart individuals who has such a confiruration in operation. Any way Charles I realy do appreciate your time and pictures. LOU
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