Why Tractor Owners Are Making This $200 Upgrade

A homesteader works through a real problem: not enough rear hydraulic remotes to run a ditch-bank flail mower alongside a hydraulic top link. The fix is an MTS-style hydraulic diverter plate (~$200), and the video follows the full install on his T575, including banjo fitting assembly, check-valve explanation, leak troubleshooting, and how the detent ports expand implement options. Best for tractor owners facing the same hydraulic-shortage headache.

An owner-operator documenting hands-on installs from his East Texas hay farm, though he shares a discount code for the featured product, suggesting an affiliate relationship with the supplier.