A friend of mine has an 880 that he is trying to plumb a loader onto. The loader was a trip bucket loader and was hooked into the right side and everything worked fine. He has welded brackets onto the loader and installed cylinders for the bucket and connected into the left side and now has no hydraulics on either side. He did indicate that there was some plumbing that had to be changed around on the left side, so he was able to hook up the hoses for the bucket. The question I have is where do we need to connect the hoses for the cylinders to work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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