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[quote:dfb0f349c2]Also has aux hydraulic control box under seat no hoses attached, no draft and throttle lever is by right knee.[/quote:dfb0f349c2]

Look at where I posted a photo of the hydraulic hoses just a few posts down. There are two photos. I also have the long lever by your left knee.( Not in photo) That engages, and dissengages the PTO and Hydrolic pump. The raised PTO also has it's own lever in the rear to engage and dissengage it as seen in the rear photo. The levers you see in the side photo is, (from left to right.) First, the three point hitch raise and lower lever. The next lever is for the auxillery hydraulics as seen. The lever on the lower dash is for the high and low positions for the transmission. My throttle is up on the dash along side of the steering wheel.

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