Hi Everyone! I bought a stump grinder for my Kubota M62 TLB and it arrived today. It's a Farmry HSG24 Pro which is PTO operated and has a hydraulic swing and an up/down cylinders. The unit has its own control valve and can be used on tractors with only one remote. I'm confused on the hydraulic connections. The M62 has three hydraulic ports. One for the backhoe, one for the swing cylinder and one return. According to the Kubota manual, after removing the backhoe you're supposed to switch the two hydraulic diverter levers located at the back of the tractor, into the "Three point position." Doing this routes the hydraulic pressure away from the backhoe ports and allows you to operate the three point. I need one set of remotes to operate the hydraulics on the stump grinder. Not sure if I should use the "Backhoe Port" and return or the "Swing Port" and return. I think if I set the diverter to the "Three Point" position, I won't have any hydraulic pressure at the ports to operate the stump grinder. If I set the diverter levers to the "Backhoe" position, I don't think the three point will work to raise and lower the stump grinder when moving from stump to stump. Is my thinking on this wrong? Will I need to switch the hydraulic diverter levers back and forth when moving the tractor? Any M62 experts out there who can set me straight? Any help or advise would be greatly appreciated!
Rick
Rick