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Jake Collie

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I just received my operators manual today but neither it nor the IT manual shows which plugs need to be removed for power beyond. Would someone please tell me which plug(supply)must be removed to access the threads for the internal plug that needs to be installed and which plug needs to be removed for return? (Please see attached picture)Thanks much.
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   In your photo, remove the front plug with the recess fitting for a 1/2" breaker bar.   Install the 3/8" plug in the threaded area back in the passage, must use a plug with recess fitting.  Return the fluid to the 1/2" square head plug on the side at the same level.   The large plug down at the platform level is a reservoir plug
 
Power beyond allows you to run an extra remote valve or two (a loader valve for instance) so you don't have to use your tractor remotes to run the loader.
 
(quoted from post at 11:32:36 08/31/14) Star is referring to the plug marked "1" for the supply to the remote valve and the return oil goes to number "2".

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Thanks for clearing that up. I was looking at the plugs closer to the filter.
 
I believe the term "power beyond refers to the remote hydraulics on all tractors. You have hydraulic power to work hydraulic cylinders beyond the tractor and hydraulic motors also.
 
(quoted from post at 03:32:36 08/31/14) Star is referring to the plug marked "1" for the supply to the remote valve and the return oil goes to number "2".

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Is this where I would tap into to run a Char-Lynn power steering pump on a Cockshutt 1550 gas?
 
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