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BA

04-27-2004 18:18:01




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I would like to mount the lines and pump for the 44 loader to the front PTO. That way I can use the mower without taking the bucket pump off. If I had some heavy loader work, I naturally would remove the mower to get it out of the way. Anyone ever heard of this done successfully?




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Clooney

04-28-2004 03:46:51




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 Re: 420 John Deere in reply to BA, 04-27-2004 18:18:01  
BA, you will probably need a different pump, the pump you have now is 540 RPM pump.. If you mount a pump on the front it will run at engine speed which is a lot faster..

~I have seen a pump mounted on the front of a 40 but didn't look too closely at how the drive was attached to the crankshaft [there isn't much room in there]..

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Andy

04-28-2004 04:17:38




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 Re: Re: 420 John Deere in reply to Clooney, 04-28-2004 03:46:51  
I think he may be talking about a 420 Lawn tractor, not a big 420 tractor...



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BAQ

04-28-2004 06:52:24




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 Re: Re: Re: 420 John Deere in reply to Andy, 04-28-2004 04:17:38  
Dang, sorry about that. Yes, Andy, I am asking about the Lawn and Garden Tractor.



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CPeter

04-27-2004 18:52:41




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 Re: 420 John Deere in reply to BA, 04-27-2004 18:18:01  
The Lord loaders on my 40C and 420U both have hydraulic pumps that drive off the crank pulley. They work fine. You might need a different pump and would need to fabricate a mount, but that should not be too difficult.

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BA

04-27-2004 19:47:44




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 Re: Re: 420 John Deere in reply to CPeter, 04-27-2004 18:52:41  
I will have to make a mount and it will stick out some but I think that is not a problem. I just would like to find someone who has seen or heard of this being done. If someone has tryed it, and it did not work, that is what I would like not to here, but if it where a success, joy. Just something to talk about. Thanks



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