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330 crank drivin hydro pump

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nnaatz

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where can i obtain the pulley, shaft and coupler to drive a crank driven pump? i would like to use a backhoe on this tractor and it is rear pto delete. the other remotes are used up by the loader.
 
I'm assuming your tractor is a Utility. Not even sure they made a 330 Farmall. Here are some ideas. Parts were mostly sourced from the Surplus Center.

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yes a 330 utility, think 3200 were produced before the 340 came out. the pump is mounted underneath? looks to be a blade mount?? how is the shaft mounted to the pulley in second pic? tx for the pics.
 
Not sure what you mean by blade mount. The pump is attached to a piece of 1/4" x 4" flat bar.

The pulley is secured to crankshaft via a tapered bushing. The two bolts squeeze the bushing and tapered bore pulley together. This is standard industrial practice. Goto Surplus Sales in Nebraska.
 
I would have to assume on a utility that you have a cross drilled pin on the end of the crankshaft. That is for the hand crank. Your set-up would be similar to the bottom picture. That is a W-400. The Lovejoy coupling half is only secured with a roll pin, AKA tension pin.

It is also likely that IH made a special crankshaft pulley with provisions for a bolt on hub. The hub might have a splined bore for a driveshaft that extends through the bolster. Front of bolster may have holes for an aftermarket pump.

I am looking for the same pulley on a D-282. I know they made it but cannot find the part number on-line or in my parts book. I know of a Pelican brand road sweeper D-282 that may have one. Probably have to buy the whole engine.
 
ok, i seen what u had done now, the 330, C135 engine has a nut on the crank to pull up pulley. so i assume there is different pulley to bolt a splined coupler too, like a lil' ford uses, do u know if there avalable new yet?

i just seen the cylinder in the one pic bolted to the side frame, (which the 330 does not have, front suport is bolted to the engine) i was just curious to its operation. dozer blade, grader, ect.
 
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