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Read articles →This is a hands-on install video, not a review: Mike walks through adding a W R Long third-function kit with C-flow (continuous flow) to a friend's LS XR4150, specifically to support a future Lane Shark front cutter. It covers hose routing, 90-degree fittings, swapping the loader handle, wiring the button panel, and testing engagement/leaks. He rates the install difficulty 4/10. Best for owners planning their own third-function or C-flow install.
An owner-operator (Triple T Acres) documenting a real install on a friend's tractor, sharing practical how-to impressions rather than a sales pitch.
It adds another hydraulic valve to the front loader so you can open and close something like a grapple with buttons, beyond normal lift and curl.
A C-flow kit lets hydraulic fluid flow continuously through an implement like a Lane Shark, pressing a button to hold the valve open instead of holding it manually, reducing heat buildup.
Mike rates it a 4 out of 10 in difficulty, saying it was time consuming mainly because of filming, but not that hard overall.
The button panel has a light that turns on when you press it three times to engage, and pressing it once shuts it off and the light turns off.
