Typically a power beyong plate goes on the outside of the valve stack. This has a port for a pressure line to fasten on to for remote places like a valve to run a loader without having to use the rear remotes valves so they are free to use for lifting or running other functions behind you without having to disconnect a loader circuit to work an implement if this makes sense to you. It will also have a separate return back to the case someplace like a port or fitting at the side of the case down closer to the bottom or may even be a Tee at the drain plug for it. Our 574 with loader has one on it and return goes in the right side via a port or fitting there. It can be just a hose from line end to line end sort of like a radiator hose for length or it can be a full length hose from the valve to the tractors case. IT sounds like you are deadheading the oil from the pump causing your hot pump problem. You need to quit running the tractor till you find out what is causing your heat problem. It will ruin the hyraulic system if you continue to run it. starting to test run is fine just not to drive around.
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