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Here is how to replumb your tractor for a remote valve. This is your existing 3rd function hookup This is how you add the valve to the existing plumbing. All I did is remove the T hose on the third Simple from the hydraulic oitlet and move it to the P port on the cc temote vslve. The N port...

Prince RD-550. They used to cost $85 but not anymore https://surpluscenter.com/1-2-npt-30-gpm-adj-priority-divider-valve-rd550/ Dan

Grandma's Red Noodle Soup I think this was a Grandma original. Stew one medium chuck roast until shredable, add tomato juice to taste, bring to full boil, add noodles and stir to separate, simmer until noodles are done. Serve with fresh bsked bread and plenty of real butter. Authenticate copy...

I dont know that I have one. I have been laid up by health ptoblems for 3 years so not much going on. If I do hsve one it would be $85.

Now this is getting silly.

You basically have two choices. One OEM remote valve @$1200 or an aftetmarket/DIY valve for a half to a third if that. On a L02 DIY is very easy and will be the least expensive. I can pretty much give you a complete parts list and instructions off the top of my head. Dan

Never messed with it but looking at the parts breakdown I would probably start at the accelerator rod. Disconnect it and see if the lever is still hard to move. If it is (my guess) the problem is in the lever assembly. In that case lube would seem to be in order. Dan

That gauge has no COUPLERS and connects to test points via inexpensive JIC fittings. Thats my point. How its assembled is of no significance but it has a NPT female to JIC female swivel adapter. Then a JIC male union to the JIC female swivel on the hose. I would have prefered NPT to JIC male...

I will add that the joystick linkage on those loader valves is prone to failure. The screws on the ball joints can back out and cause the problem you are having. Sometumes they even break off which is a real PITA to deal with. To inspect and,/or lubricate that linkage you have to remove the...

I am sorry but I have no ides what you are talking about. Here is my hydraulic test gauge. I actually have two to help in troubleshooting circuits. Test points are locations to connect my gauge. Kubota uses JIC swivels for just about all hoses so installing these at strategic points makes it...

When a valve is shifted pressure at the workport is the same as at the pump and relief valves. When a valve is in neutral any work port pressure is contained in the cylinder and hose. I dont know what swivel you are talking about.

If you put the tee on the main pump outlet you can see most everything of interest. But diagnosis of the cause of lost pressure will require additional test points. I recommend you ditch quick connects and install male JIC tees eith caps for your tedt points. Put a hose with a JIC female swivel...

I think a rear valve is probably cheaper and certainly far more convenient. Dan

I wkll post a plumbing diagram in a bit. Dan

What makes you think there is one? There are two spin-on filters on the suction line. If you want a "power flush" fill with cheap oil, remove any power beyond line, start engine and catch flushed oil in a big bucket. Dont run it once empty. Dan

Down in West By God everybody has those leather thingies so we dont fall off the tractor after too many champagnes Dan

Good information wrt to PTO operation. I will file that away and hope it stays where I put it.... I would think the manual for the blower would specify PTO speed. Or am I expecting too much? Dan

Right idea but wrong plumbing. You connect it to the power beyond loop at your 3rd function and it works just like factory remotes. Always connected and ready to use. https://windyridgefarm.us/EZ-PZ_Base_Kit.php Dan

You discinnect the cylinder completely and connect the OUT port on the block to IN on the divider Cinnect the excess port on the divider to IN on tge blocj. Connect the priority port on the divider to IN on the cylinder Connect the return on the cylinder to any tank return point. I think the...

As an aside - who made that steering cylinder? Dan