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Steve Myers

05-15-2006 17:45:36

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On the 446, does anyone know what the psi is on the hydraulic pump?

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Engineer20

05-16-2006 05:02:29

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Re: Case 446 in reply to Steve Myers, 05-15-2006 17:45:36

If you don't get a response repost your question in the "Garden tractors" section of this forum or try the Yahoo group "Case Lawn and Garden Tractors".

E20

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Tim Pennell

05-16-2006 09:40:27

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Re: Case 446 in reply to Engineer20, 05-16-2006 05:02:29

Pretty sure its around 2000 PSI..... but not positive on that.

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Steve Myers

05-16-2006 11:06:07

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Re: Case 446 in reply to Tim Pennell, 05-16-2006 09:40:27

Thanks for the info Tim. I want to make sure it can handle the tractor plus the loader. Would you happen to know the GPM?

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Tim Pennell

05-16-2006 18:06:45

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Re: Case 446 in reply to Steve Myers, 05-16-2006 11:06:07

no idea on the gpm, but that should not make a difference..... .....not to often you are moving much while using the loader. I know my buddies 646 which has the same mechanical parts has a loader and works well, also grandpa's ole 446 used to run a hydraulically driven rotortiller while driving the tractor, we actually ran the tiller in reverse to do a better job in the soft prarie soile, while running the tractor forward..... ..so I would say the flow is more than adequate for loader use. My old 446 I just had the belt driven mower and 3 point hitch, no other attachments but it did work well for my uses, except, no flow restrictor on the driveline, so downhill use, which we have a lot of, it would get away on ya, and did create some ummm thrilling experiences while pulling a loaded oversized trailer downhill. Another thing I thought of on the 446, its front end is built rather light, you might want to beef it up some for loader use.

Tim

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Steve Myers

05-17-2006 06:32:27

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Re: Case 446 in reply to Tim Pennell, 05-16-2006 18:06:45

Thanks alot Tim.

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