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09-29-2006 08:56:16




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I have a c with a loader that has the pump and tank that hooks to the pto shaft. My question is can the hose for the loader cylinders be hooked to the pump where the small lift cylinders hook up? The pump and tank is a pain to take off to free up the pto shaft to use the bush hog.




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Dick L

09-29-2006 13:21:15




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 Re: Allis C in reply to C ?, 09-29-2006 08:56:16  
Any chance you could mount the pump out front to the crankshaft pulley? I bought a B that had the coupling on the pulley but the pump and shaft was gone.



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09-29-2006 09:31:13




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 Re: Allis C in reply to C ?, 09-29-2006 08:56:16  
Thats a sort of yes, no, or maybe question. Your C hyds are low GPM, and the area for fluid in small so yes the loader will go up but slow and also it probably will not have enough to go very high. If it where me I'd look in to a set up to mount the pump up front so it ran off the crank shaft pulley instead of the PTO. That way you keep the normal tractor hyds system as is and also have the loader hyds, plus have the PTO open for your other equipment

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shawnspeed3

09-29-2006 09:19:55




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 Re: Allis C in reply to C ?, 09-29-2006 08:56:16  
All depends on how fast you want your loader to work,and with the loader hooked up to tractor hydraulics,your impliment lift won't work. chances are the PTO pump has twice the volume of the tractor pump so your loader will operate faster with the pto pump.also I don't know how much oil the B/C hudraulic sump holds , but I would bet it might not be enough for the cylinders ,if they have any size to them...just a few things to consider...Shawn

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