T: You don't need to exchange the manifold. Saginaw Tractor manufacture a cast block that goes between manifold and touch control unit. IH used to sell that cast block 40 years ago. It is about 1/2" to 5/8" thick, thus you have to exchange those studs for longer due to extra thickness. Then you put starter pull rod on back side of manifold. That cast block has an outlet for plumbing to the intake of a remote valve remote valve. The return from the remote valve then is plumbed to touch control drain.
The manifold Scotty speaks of is a great idea, however it was only ever installed on tractors with a factory remote valve. Great if you can find one, but they are scarce as hens teeth.
If you don't use the touch control rockshafts, you might try an add suggesting you'll trade hydraulic units with someone that has a 230. 230 does not have rockshafts, just remote valves. I shouldn't tell you this as I'm looking for one of those for my 130.
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