The tractor more than likely has a Belly pump that could be used for the Hog. The bars should be used for pulling all implements that are not 3 point. THe belly pump is in the belly of the tractor, and has fittings on both sides. ignore the left side rear fitting as it is a delayed action port. The other two are connected internally, and both are one way hydraulics like the pump now mounted to the engine. The clutch must be out for the belly pump to work. it takes 6 quarts to fill (right side under tank, looks like a big knob) Hytran, or 20 wt non detergent engine oil will work, or what ever is in the tractor now used on the hog to prevent crossing fluids. The rod on the right of the light bar is for the pump. Pull out is lift, push in to the detent on the rod, hold, lift and push farther, lower. Jim
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