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This control valve is located behind the right rear tire, under the seat.

I'm trying to locate the relief valve on the control valve, and my WSM and the actual valve don't exactly match up. Before I take out what I'm assuming is the relief Valve, I'm hoping someone can reassure me it's the right thing. WSM pic shows the relief valve where I circled in blue, and the...

Thanks for all the input, fellas. With that kind of pressure, I'll be able to hold onto anything that can be picked up by my tractor. Thanks for shedding all the light on this. I'm feeling better about it now than I was this morning. After hearing your input and Potreeboy's suggestion, I'm...

That makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the explanation. I'll be getting to work soon, and when I have it installed and plumbed I'll check back here and give an update.

Probably just like must guys on here, I can fix just about anything with my hands. My know-how comes from either experience or trial and error(YouTube is helpful too) I'll be perfectly honest, looking at diagrams, whether hydraulic or electric, you might as well be talking to me in Japanese. I...

I did look at Summit as well as W. R. Long before I ordered the grapple, and hindsight being what it is I should have went with Summit. Now I'm $500 invested into Precision's diverter.

Yeah, that's what I'm leaning towards now. I'd prefer it on the left and right joystick move, but considering the regen situation I'll be more confident with it on the raise/lower. Thanks for your input.

Thanks for the reply, Dan. I have 120 acres of thick forest and plan on putting the grapple and tractor lift capacity to the test with cleaning up a lot of dead fall. So when you say "reduced clamping force on the tines" do you think that will effect my ability to pick up trees?

Hello all. New to this forum. I'm currently working on an attachment for my B3300su and could use some help. I'm installing a Precision Manufacturing double add a grapple to my bucket, and to get hydraulics to it, I'm going with their diverted valve. It seems like a pretty common way of...