I used to do the same on my Farmall 504 when baling. I would roll the bucket back and use that remote for the bale chamber door. I also have a new loader with tight cylinders, no bypassing or leaks. If your cylinder packings are seeping, the laoder will drift.
This is what I did to free up my remotes...
ORIGINAL
BETTER BUT NOT GREAT
THE RIGHT WAY TO DO A LOADER
PRINCE 3 SPOOL VALVE
3/4" HOSE ROUTING TO AND FROM LOADER VALVE POWER BEYOND
RETURN LINE FROM VALVE TO FILL PLUG
SCHEMATIC OF MY POWER BEYOND SYSTEM
I forgot to detail the return to the fill plug. I have another that has that detail, but is plumbed differently.
HERE IS THE ALTERNATE
This is the only way to go... They have priority selectors and multipliers, but there is no substitue for extra remotes. I bought a 3 spool valve, only using 2 right now. Later I may want to add a grapple, thumb, post hole digger, ect on the front.
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