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Clay

12-06-1998 19:15:52

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have a 48 ..88 that has no hyd.,,i want to put hydls on it...any suggestions on what to use for a pump and where to mount...prefer not to us a pto pump..was thinking about adapting something off the pulley drive...anybody done anything like this?/

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Dennis H.

12-06-1998 19:58:05

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Re: 1948...88 in reply to Clay, 12-06-1998 19:15:52

: have a 48 ..88 that has no hyd.,,i want to put hydls on it...any suggestions on what to use for a pump and where to mount...prefer not to us a pto pump..was thinking about adapting something off the pulley drive...anybody done anything like this?/

If you put it on the belt drive, then you won't have live hydraulics. Every time you push in the clutch, the hydraulics will quit. I'm not sure of your plans for the hydraulics, but believe me, you want live hydraulics.

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Dave

12-07-1998 11:13:13

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Re: Re: 1948...88 in reply to Dennis H., 12-06-1998 19:58:05

: : have a 48 ..88 that has no hyd.,,i want to put hydls on it...any suggestions on what to use for a pump and where to mount...prefer not to us a pto pump..was thinking about adapting something off the pulley drive...anybody done anything like this?/

: If you put it on the belt drive, then you won't have live hydraulics. Every time you push in the clutch, the hydraulics will quit. I'm not sure of your plans for the hydraulics, but believe me, you want live hydraulics.

If you have a 1948 Oliver 88, then find a hydraulic pump unit for and 88 or 77. It will sit under the dash. You have to remove shift plate cover and the unit will sit right there. Check a few salvage yards, you will have better this way than trying to mount a unit somewhere else. Let me know if you have questions.
Dave

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