Don't cut into the pressure lines from the pump. This is an open center system and as such it can only have one path for the oil to go from the pump to the sump.
If you tee off from the pump lines, you will need a cockamaime arrangement of ball valves to make anything work at all. You won't be able to use the loader and the remotes at the same time like you want.
The oil has to come off the pressure side of the pump and go through all the valves, one after the other. That's what a power beyond plate does. It puts your loader valve "in line" with all the other valves in the system.
Cut into the lines, and the oil has two paths. It will always take the path of least resistance. Use a loader valve, and the oil will flow through the remote valves. Use a remote valve, and the oil will flow through the loader valve. It won't be pretty.
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