That can work, but you'd need two diverter valves, then real estate becomes an issue. It could be cheaper to add a new, independent valve via the PB circuit.
Sort of stated above, real estate and cost for two diverter valves plus all the fittings and hoses.
4 were needed. 3 diverters were added. 5 were needed. 2 diverters were added.
Here is a different type of diverter than what is being mentioned by Ed and Kenny. These diverters can be easily stacked to get several sets of work ports all from a single control valve.
The red tractor has a single OEM rear remote, all that they offer,
The blue tractor had 3 OEM rear remotes, all that were offered.
The grey control grip has 3 switches that control which diverter is actuated and the movement of the lever then delivers the flow to the desired cylinder to be adjusted.
Almost as good as Factory.
Sorry, NOOB question. What does TNT stand for. probably simple just not getting it?
Nice set up!!! I'll be looking to add a diverter to front because I want to add a thumb to the bucket. These diverters seem to be the best cost effective way to get another function to the FEL without adding a "true" 3rd function kit to the tractor. I've noticed that the majority of the cost to using the diverter isn't the diverter itself its the hoses, fittings and cylinder (if you are adding one).
