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Here is my solution. I will test it tomorrow. Man those hoses were a pain to screw it on. They are real stiff. Here are some pics of the valve body.

Well, when it is run, there is a steel plate over that, but defiantly it is something to be aware of. When looking, though, the diagrams seem to indicate that is a return from the valve. So it should have minimal pressure. But I will make sure before I fire anything up.

Well, I should have said that it when the snow slows down. I looked and to get to that hose connection behind the gondola, would be a pain if not imposable without removing the gondola. There is only about 5 to 6 inches between the gondola and the boom. To get a pipe wrench to move in that...

RE: Wrecker Yes. it is an adapter. I will look tomorrow after it stops snowing.

Wrecker The female pipe in the hole on the left and the female hole in the valve assembly. The pipe that connects the two is sitting on top with two male ends, one with a converter. The pipe is a basic steel galvanized, mail at both ends. So the only way would be to screw the pipe into the...

This pipe seems to need a coupling of some type.

I have tried to install the control valves in my 816 and I can't figure out how to connect the pipe on the left next to the boom. It looks as if the valve needs to turn over to screw on the pipe, but there is not enough room. I have looked at the manuals, but can't figure out how to do this.