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D14 hydraulic question

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Collin john

08-31-2007 18:23:05




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I am trying to install a factory hydraulic pump in a D14. This tractor did not have the factory pump in it. The pump it had was a belt driven belt pully pump that ran much to fast for the allis cylinders. My question is that, where does the small steel tube on the bottom side of the pump connect. The manual is calling the tube a lubrication tube one side connects to the belly of the pump but the other side seems to be in the way no matter where you put it, and I see no place for the tube to connect. Manual says it connects to the torque tube.Any help would be appreciated.

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Texas Denny

09-02-2007 10:45:02




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 Re: D14 hydraulic question in reply to Collin john, 08-31-2007 18:23:05  
I'm interested in the belt drive belly pump. Where was the belt connected? Did it run 100% of the time so that it was independent hydraulics? Allis hydraulics are not independent. If what you had was, why not change the shivs and reduce the speed of the pump or put in a smaller pump.

Sorry, I can't help with your installation.



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Collin john

09-04-2007 17:38:42




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 Re: D14 hydraulic question in reply to Texas Denny, 09-02-2007 10:45:02  
The pump ran off of the original belt pully location and because of this it did not have live hydraulics. The tractor had a loader on it and the speed of the pump was fine for operating the loader but it was much to fast for the draft arms. I am wanting to get the tractor back to the original condition. I am planning to make it a trailer queen for my son to play with at the local fairs.



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