Will it work?

[Tx Jim]

The loader can be made to operate correctly if it is built strong enough for your tractor with the correct valve or CC adapter plus altering mounting brackets.

 

[ch1ch2]

The tractor has a 3/4" by 8" to 12" plate steel frame underneath it from the front to the back. Plenty to mount it to and no worries of hurting the tractor.
Now I know I do not have to spend more on hydraulic valves.
The last problem is where to tie into the hydraulic system. O-ring type treaded connection on the pump with steel lines going to the transmission where it looks like it was made as part of the transmission or pressed into a hole in the transmission.

I will have to go over it again when I can. I am thinking there are some plugged ports somewhere. It did originally have a fel and bh on it.
I may have to take it to a dealer and ask them if I can't figure it out.

 

[Tx Jim]

Parts schematic picture shows how JD recommended attaching hyd's to tractor. If you desire I can list the necessary JD parts number for fittings as the fitting for pressure is unique.

 

[ch1ch2]

Thanks for the schematic. I have to tell you, looking at the schematic, I am a little lost. I am guessing the right side of the schematic is a location on the transmission, because I do not recall that looking like any part of the pump. ( the tractor is currently 120 west of me) And, I do not understand why all the parts and fittings when I was thinking all I needed was a couple of hose tied in at the right place. Now I need your help more than ever.

 

[ch1ch2]

I was just noticing you are only an hour away for me.

 

[Tx Jim]

I was just noticing you are only an hour away for me.

Yes I reside in the newest town in Texas no too far from Grand Prairie,Tx. Fitting(parts key 15) needs to be removed and a tee installed for pressure. The pressure control valve(parts key 3) is located on RH side of trans case by hyd filter.

 

[ch1ch2]

Thanks I will see if I can make it work.