ksJoe
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I brought my tractor home (from the rural property) for a few weeks while I sorted out some modifications.
I added a diverter on the front loader, with a tank drain



To plumb the tank drain, I brazed on an existing tank drain line. I brazed the bung on first, then drilled the hole though the tubing. That seemed like the better thing to do, avoiding contamination of the weld and avoiding alignment issues.

I added 2 diverters on the existing rear remote:

I used a regular ($60) cylinder for the side tilt, but had to make a swivel for the top and bushings for the bottom.



The rear diverters also have a tank driain plumbed to them, but I didn't put a quick couple on it because I currently don't have any rear attachments that would use a tank drain.
Its tight on the back, but I found a position for the top link cylinder where it doesn't smash anything.

I added a diverter on the front loader, with a tank drain



To plumb the tank drain, I brazed on an existing tank drain line. I brazed the bung on first, then drilled the hole though the tubing. That seemed like the better thing to do, avoiding contamination of the weld and avoiding alignment issues.

I added 2 diverters on the existing rear remote:

I used a regular ($60) cylinder for the side tilt, but had to make a swivel for the top and bushings for the bottom.




The rear diverters also have a tank driain plumbed to them, but I didn't put a quick couple on it because I currently don't have any rear attachments that would use a tank drain.
Its tight on the back, but I found a position for the top link cylinder where it doesn't smash anything.
