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live hydraulics on wd

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shaun lowell

08-20-2006 08:21:11




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i am redoing my 51 wd and i want to put live hydraulics on any suggestions! no room for pump in front because of hand crank




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cadet trooper

08-22-2006 16:01:35




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 Re: live hydraulics on wd in reply to shaun lowell, 08-20-2006 08:21:11  
I have to agree with Bob the hand clutch only stops the motion of the tractor, I'm not sure what else you want to do.



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shaun lowell

08-26-2006 18:20:05




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 Re: live hydraulics on wd in reply to cadet trooper, 08-22-2006 16:01:35  
for one i am not used to having a hand clutch and i use for ward and reverse a lot so i use the foot pedal and the factory pump is low volume high pressure i need high volume high pressure for the remodeled hydraulics every thing is up and down pressure now ,it is just to slow!!!!



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chalmersbob

08-20-2006 19:03:03




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 Re: live hydraulics on wd in reply to shaun lowell, 08-20-2006 08:21:11  
why do you need live hyrdraulics different than what was on it from the factory? just use the hand clutch, and the hydraulics are live. Bob



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old

08-20-2006 08:40:29




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 Re: live hydraulics on wd in reply to shaun lowell, 08-20-2006 08:21:11  
You might get a belt drive type pump. I have that set up on a crawler I have. Only problem I ever have is if you try to pick up to much the belt will slip. Theres a picture of the crawler in the web site. We call it whatsit because its made from 2 differant machines



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