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Mf 65 hyd.

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sam

04-25-2003 05:35:01




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have a mf 65 with a loader.the loader runs off the main pump.i can only run the 3pt or the loader can i put a crank driven pump and tank on this tractor it is gas model tank you.




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Bob

05-02-2003 16:49:16




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 Re: mf 65 hyd. in reply to sam, 04-25-2003 05:35:01  
What year is your 65? On the earlier models you may have a problem with the steering arm hitting the shaft for the front pump. Later tractors had shorter arms on the top of the spindles so the tie rods didn't travel as far.



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mike

04-26-2003 15:18:14




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 Re: mf 65 hyd. in reply to sam, 04-25-2003 05:35:01  
im not really sure as i have disel engine tractors myself but i should think it wouldn't be a problem. but besides that you should be able to work it a pump off the pto



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mike

04-26-2003 16:26:20




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 Re: Re: mf 65 hyd. in reply to mike, 04-26-2003 15:18:14  
also im not sure are you aware that you can get a 3 block valve chest and work the arms and loader all at the one time. it is also easier to manage, hope this helps



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James In MO

04-26-2003 20:16:04




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 Re: Re: Re: mf 65 hyd. in reply to mike, 04-26-2003 16:26:20  
I was looking at Koyker loaders for my 65 and they said it would run off the power steering pump I did not get into particulars but that ius what the dealer told me.



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mike

04-27-2003 07:02:13




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: mf 65 hyd. in reply to James In MO, 04-26-2003 20:16:04  
yes this is true but you will probably slow down your steering and make it hard to turn this is a bad idea in a tractor with a loader as you need the steering as lite as it can be



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