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If you go thar route the price will go up and you start wrestling the hose octopus. I tell you what - you work up your price and I will work up mine and we can compare notes. Dont forget to account for your tank return. Dan

I would think handles coming out the front under the seat similar to the picture below. I would also think you would want the couplers facing rearward just like the hoe. Two spools makes mounting the couplers on the valves slightly more difficult. Standard rear remotes would be 1/2" body size...

That's a pretty busy tractor. The area circled in red looks very inviting .... Dan

Close but not quite. You reroute the backhoe supply hose to the IN port on the new valve and you put the quick connect on the power beyond port of the valve. The coupler on the power beyond on the valve is the new supply for the backhoe . When you remove the backhoe you plug the loopback into...

Its not that complicated. All you need is a single spool valve and a couple hydraulic hoses. This $100 Summit valve would work just fine: https://summit-hydraulics.com/product/monoblock-hydraulic-directional-control-valve-1-spool-11-gpm/ Dan

Not at all - the plumbing is easily explained- PM me if you want an explicit guide. Your biggest issue is locating the valve on the tractor. Fender or ROPs mounting would be the easiest in terms of cost and plumbing. Dan

Given that you have a backhoe adding a hydraulic valve and outlets is about as easy as it gets. Dan

It means the HST is less loaded because your final drive is geared down. H/M/L is just a 3 speed mechanical gear box between the HST and the rear axle Dan

Just for future reference D03 valves are physically interchangeable, Any D03 with a 4 way tandem spool would work. You don't need those fancy Deutsche connectors or ISO plugs. A valve with a conduit wiring box makes cabling very simple - 3 conductor cord for two hots and a ground screwed down...

No need to test. That would be 12oz of concentrate added to a gallon of 50/50: 76/140 = 54.3% = -45F

As Arte would say - "Very interesting...." Dan

Perhaps you should tell that to him rather than me. Dan

He made it quite clear in the original post - he has found an LA525. He thinks it will fit an L3000 - Wolfman thinks not. I don't know either way but I did answer his question which was how to plumb the hydraulics if it does. Dan

It appears he has found a loader. Dan

The rear block on an L3901 does not supply pressure - it is just a tank return used for the factory remotes. The selector is plumbed off the FEL control valve or in my case the AUX valve I added next to it. The factory power beyond hose was replaced with a longer one that goes from the power...

I missread that as well the first time - 3500 not 500. Dan

You don't need a p[ower beyond with tank return for a 3pt mounted log splitter - just the following loop. Splitter must be last device in the loop just like a Kubota backhoe. Plug the log splitter into the loop and open the flow. As long as the only load on the 3pt is lifting the log splitter...

Are you looking for just the log splitter hookup? Its a simple circuit with a 3 way selector valve and two outlets. I can give you a diagram. The hoses and brackets are all custom made by me. Dan

JMO but I think you are over reacting. Dan

I am 72 and the physics of that were covered in 9th grade which was a long time ago. You could of course place a couple safety stands in the middle of the spans and the numbers improve dramatically. I am surprised BendPak does not offer something of that sort as an option. I have an asymmetric...