No,I've got a 3 spool valve on the loader. I just took the breakaway clamps off of it this morning. I welded a flat plate to the loader and put U-bolts around the individual couplers. Those breakaways were a pain in tha backside to plug back in. Now all I have to do is pull the collars back and push the tips in. I ran the hoses next to the other ones that ran along the loader frame and put big zip ties around them. There are couplers on the hoses to the bucket cylinders too,but they don't really need to be there anymore. I put those on there because that loader originally just had a single bucket cylinder and to put the bucket back on,I had to take those two cylinders off and put the single one in the center back on. With this quick attach,I won't have to switch back to that cylinder.
I want to be able to use that grapple on my White loader too,and I'll either have to buy a 3 spool valve for that one or I will have to plug in to the remotes. Either way,I want to use 3/8ths or 1/2 inch pipe along the inside of the loader frame on that one. I haven't got that far with the project yet.
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