Running Auxilliary Hydraulics From Outside the Cab

[Jacques]

Any safe way to do this on a tl130? I would like to get a Powerhorse log splitter from Northern Tools that is supposedly all set up to run on a skidsteer. Unfortunately no one seems to have dealth with the issue of no hydraulics when one is outside the cab and the safety bar is up. One could I suppose put the safety bar down but that is asking for trouble and being run over by my own skid steer seems like a terrible way to go. You would think that Powerhorse would have run into this issue and dealt with it, but I called their tech support and they were totally ignorant. Any ideas out there?

 

[foton]

you would think that should be covered in the user manual of the skid steer. some backhoe attachments require operator to be outside to operate,and yes log splitters too. really what it comes down to leaving the hydros working and the skid steer in neutral and the brakes locked.