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<blockquote data-quote="bbill" data-source="post: 93743" data-attributes="member: 13396"><p>I have a New Holland L555 with a backhoe attachment. I would like to add a grapple attachment. My question is the hydraulics. There are two lines with quick disconnect fittings that run the backhoe. My thought is to mount a valve in the cab and copy the hydraulic circuit that is on a log splitter using the existing lines to power the grapple. I know enough about hydraulics to be dangerous at times, but this seems to be rather easy to do. Am I right? Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks, Bill</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bbill, post: 93743, member: 13396"] I have a New Holland L555 with a backhoe attachment. I would like to add a grapple attachment. My question is the hydraulics. There are two lines with quick disconnect fittings that run the backhoe. My thought is to mount a valve in the cab and copy the hydraulic circuit that is on a log splitter using the existing lines to power the grapple. I know enough about hydraulics to be dangerous at times, but this seems to be rather easy to do. Am I right? Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks, Bill [/QUOTE]
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