No the lift can not be operated as you describe the way you plan to do it. If you don't have some way to keep the pressurized oil from going to dump it won't work. Just to tap into the pressure line will not block the route of the oil to dump without making other arrangement. It can be done by removing the adapter plate that is on top of the lift housing. With the adapter plate off the lift housing start the engine and see which port oil comes out of. Tap and plug this port with a hex head pipe tap of the size that you can get to fit the port hole in the lift housing. May even have to drill it to a size that you can tap to a pipe plug size. Drill a hole directly over the position that the pressure hole you just plugged into the adapter plate that came off the lift housing. and install a pipe street ell into the pipe tapped hole you drilled and tapped to a pipe thread. Run a hydraulic line from the test port ont he side of the lift housing to the open center control valve you have mounted to operate the loader and another hose from the control valve to the street ell on top of the lift adapter plate. That is the way I have my 660 and have been told by others that it works on the NAA just the same. I have not done it myself but some on this forum have after I told them how I did my 660. I would like to take full credit for this ingenious idea but it is not mine. I got the instructions from a member of the Ford Forum. Zane
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