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Hi Lo Eaton into 317?

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So planning front end loader/trailerhauler build and I have a 317 chassis with power steering and axles. Hydro is not pedal controlled but stick on the dash. I have a running LGT 145 with the 2spd hydro (foot controlled) but 3/4 front spindles (weak).

Contemplating going Onan B43 twin and putting that Ford hi/lo into the deere, just read Mtjohnsos post and realized I dont know input rotation.

Anyone familiar?
 
The hydros in both those tractors are driven from the flywheel end of the engine so they both turn CCW looking at the hydro input shaft.
 
Thanks Wore, I figured I was borrowing trouble. Too cold to drag it into the barn to start teardown....
 
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