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For those that know electric/electronics, a 'diverter' is like a DPDT switch for hydraulics.

If you know the fittings needed, we can also do custom hose assemblies in 1/4 or 3/8. 1/4" is all you need. Here is how hoses are measured:

I was just commenting on what he wrote just prior to my post

Glad you're OK Shawn!

^^^^ That is the only correct answer based on the info provided by @STEVESC

Generally, yes. But as @MapleLeafFarmer write, more info needed. Budget? Grapple Style? Loader model number?

You 'could' do your plan, but you will have to bungee the joystick so you get constant flow to the splitters valve. Add a PB (power beyond) loop at the rear would be better for feeding the splitter, and not all that much more expensive over your original plan.

YOU can do it for 1/2 that most likely.

It's still 'pinned on' in my eyes. Yes you hang the main body on the SSQA, but then you still have to install the rod and the two turnbuckle links to make it work. 3rd functions are so readily available now, and at reasonable prices (in my view anyway) there is just no need for these. Seems...

I'm a JD guy, no secret there, but on the JD's the middle hole seems to be the most used.

Thats an old Gannon TnT setup, good luck finding a manual.

Superb fabrication and execution @Paul Allwood , thanks for taking the time to do that!

Very nice! But you hid all the magic from us 😂

Two Hydraulic quick connects would be easy to add to that setup if you can figure the threads out, it would be a worthwhile addition. I have a 10k two-post lift in the barn, the jack still comes out every now and then :ROFLMAO:

Spring clamps provide constant tension, unlike worm clamps. They are better is some cases, but not all. The foam indicates that air is being sucked in somewhere, have you checked around the filter seal?