Rear hydraulic ports and backhoe, will this work??

[grnmac1]

Working with an LS mt225e. I,m adding rear remote ports, but i don't want to loose my backhoe ports. Currently to add/remove the "backhoe" i have to switch the hoses from the power beyond port from the loader valve to the manifold block. Can i put a "tee" at the manifold block side and run the rear remotes which will also run the lift arms, and switch between the two when switching between the backhoe and "say" a box blade implement with 2 cylinders for adjustment? Does that make sense???

 

[TractorTech]

Welcome to TBN!
Trying to visualize, you wouldn't T into the manifold, but if you have a large enough remote valve to handle the flow through it, you can take the PB from the loader to the input on the remote valve. PB on the remote valve would be the hose that goes to the backhoe. The return on the remote can T into the backhoe return or some other sump location.

 

[grnmac1]

Thank you for responding so quickly! The dealer added the backhoe when i purchased the tractor (2020 ls mt225e) they put a quick connector between the end of the loader PB port and the manifold block under the tractor. So when i put the backhoe on, i have to disconnect that coupler and connect it to the line in on the backhoe, and the line out goes to the tank. When doing that , it kills the lift arm circuit which is ok. So my question is, if i put a tee on the manifold side of the quick connect can i power the rear remote valves from there. Im ok if the lift arm and the rear remote valve doesn't work when the backhoe is connected.

 

[TractorTech]

I'm not sure about the "manifold" plumbing, but you don't want to T into the line coming from the loader to the remote valve. You want to be inline with the remote valve with the line going from the loader to the manifold so you can keep the 3pt working.