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Read articles →This is an owner's short walkthrough of adding a fourth and fifth hydraulic function for a top-and-tilt link kit on a 2014 John Deere 4320, plus a Spiko quick hitch. He explains routing power beyond into existing lines, getting a custom hose made, and assembling the control valve at home, but doesn't show install steps in detail or run the finished setup extensively. Useful for 4320 owners considering a top-and-tilt kit, since the creator notes few other videos cover this tractor.
An individual tractor owner sharing his own DIY hydraulic upgrade experience, with no commercial affiliation to the quick hitch dealer he mentions.
He used his existing power beyond supply instead of two spare hard lines, had a return hose custom made at NAPA, and connected it back into the system.
He recommends it, saying it is a little more expensive but everything bolts right in and goes together easily if you know how to turn a wrench.
He got the Spiko quick hitch from Good Works Tractor, after talking with Courtney there, and mentions he is not compensated for the recommendation.
