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Read articles →A dealership technician walks through the full third-function valve installation on the LS MT2E cab tractor, covering valve body mounting, power-beyond and return-line connections to the P and T ports, routing the A and B lines to the torque tube, and wiring the joystick harness. He notes the cab version differs from the open-station mainly in bracket placement and wire routing through the console, and gives a realistic time estimate of 1.5-2.5 hours. Most useful for MT2E cab owners doing this install themselves.
A dealership channel (Big Tex Tractor Co.), so the video doubles as a product demo for their kit, with a sales pitch and phone number at the end.
A and B on top are the long lines to the torque tube up front. P on the bottom is power beyond to the loader valve, and T is the return line to the transmission.
About 1.5 to 2.5 hours depending on skill, slightly longer than the open station because the wire has to be run through the console.
The main differences are the valve bracket location due to the cab and running the joystick wire harness through the console instead of outside.