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Thanks for the information. My Bobcat is as you describe, FEL-rear remotes-3pt. As is I can only lift/drop and curl partially (is not uniform in motion) I also know my 3pt is last as when I have my remotes in float the 3pt will not work. In going over my system I do not see a power beyond as that port is covered by the rear remote valves. There does not appear to be a port at the loader control valve either. Perhaps I am not looking correctly. Ill call Bobcat tomorrow and check. I dont see any exposed tubing as everything appears to be bolted directly to the trans housing
My grapple operation is as follows. Operate the loader controls to place the hay grapple over the bale and engage the hooks. Right now I stop and grab a rear remote lever to engage the hooks, so there is a gap between loader and and grapple. It appear I need a true 3rd function to be able to operate the hooks from a switch on the loader joy stick, otherwise I would still need to stop and move a rear remote lever. With a diverter I would momentarily loose a loader function when engaging the hooks.
Question - will the loader arms and curl still hold when the diverter is operated? Example loader at full height and grapple set to place bails on hay stack. If the diverter is on the lift circuit, will the loader arms drop when flow is diverted to release the hooks?