Kubota B2920 Power Beyond Port

[TMGT]

That picture is the loader valve, not a distribution block, in the picture the black flexible line to the left would be the power beyond port, the one to the right that you can't really see the connection point is the tank/ return line.

 

[J_J]

Let me explain my view point.

In the picture that shows the loader valve fig 11, item 5, shows the loader valve with steel line to 3pt removed. That line went to the top of the transmission.

This port with elbow pointed to the rear is now the PB/pressure line to the IN port on the BH valve.

In fig 12, that port goes into tank and in used to connect the OUT port from the BH valve. 3pt is not used and should be plugged.

If you had T-N-T/remote, installed , you could bypass this valve.

If you had remotes and BH installed, the remote valve PB would feed the BH.

If you then had a 3pt BH, you would use the PB from the BH valve to feed the 3pt port on top of the transmission, and send the OUT port to the port in fig 12.

If you removed either BH, you have to re-establish the connection from the loader valve to the 3pt port.

 

[TMGT]

That is what I said earlier about the PB off the loader valve(what the op and others were asking for).

I'm not sure how you would "plug" the 3pt since you are connecting the return from the backhoe to the feed line for the 3pt (figure 12, you can see the rockershaft arms in the picture).
The woods manual just refers to it as the return but it is plumbed the same as the factory BH.

If I can find the Kubota wsm PDF I'll post it, I have also plumbed aux. hyd into this model tractor, I know what ports I'm looking at