Jim: I've never done one of these on a touch control system. I did have a two spool valve with power beyond on my Farmall 300. It took it's power from the high pressure line coming from pump. The return of the power beyond valve went back into the high pressure line going to, and to power 300s regular 3 spool valve system.
I have been planing for some time to install something similar on my 130. On the 300 room for all this plumbing was not an issue, however with 130 it is an issue. I want this to be tidy. Currently my fabricated snow blade is lifted by rockshaft quite similar to the factory blade, however my blade is much heavier, and I'd far sooner be using a remote cylinder.
I've seen several systems or plumbing arangements on tractors with touch control, however no one has been able to tell me which is best. My own impression is that a factory remote valve and manifold, the type used on SC or 200 fast hitch, would be the best. I don't like the small elbos I've seen, screwed into manifold above the clutch pedal. I've got big feet. From your post, I assume, even with the block between manifold and touch control, one still has an elbo on right side of manifold. Correct me if I've misread you.
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