From what I have read here about Hs and Ms, and what I learned in working on hydraulics for 30 odd years, you will need to plumb from the pressure port of the 2-way, into the existing valve outlet and then tie the factory 1-way valve in the open position. Then the new valve can be situated wherever is handy, but the new valve will need to be open centered, or the pump will be pressurized all the time, thus building heat. Open centered valve will return unpressurized to the reservoir until the 2-way valve is activated either direction. An aftermarket 2-way could be mounted in a much handier position than the factory 2-way valve. TSC sells them complete with a handle, in single and two spool configurations.
This post was edited by IH fan at 09:00:29 08/28/09 2 times.
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