To do that AND still have the 3 point working WITHOUT changing a diverter valve the tractor needs to have the auxillery hydraulic pump fitted. If you do not have the auxillery pump and don"t mind changing a diverter valve over to divert oil to your new remotes or the 3 point then kits are available to do this. The auxillery pump was only available as an option on multi-power tractors only. If the pump is fitted then there will be pressure and return connections fitted to the left side of the rear end casing above the PTO blanking plate. If you do not have the pump then probbably the only economical(but it will still be expensive) way to run your remotes would be to have a belt or crankshaft driven hydraulic pump fitted or one from the engine power take off but you may have a power steering pump already in that location.
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