txdon
Super Star Member
I just believe that Don's issue is having one too few remotes. There is an electric over hydraulic remote diverter that splits a single remote into two, but I have no personal experience with that setup. It looks to be a solenoid controlled diverter that plugs into a single remote and has two outputs. It's probably about as expensive as adding an additional remote, but much more convenient since extra hoses and plumbing are not needed. A single switch and wires are all that's needed.
Exactly, my preference (but I need more info and preferably someone that has already done it) would be just a manual diverter valve that plugs into a single remoter and has two outputs.