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Fiat Hydraulic pump

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Derek Klosterma

10-12-2003 20:19:09




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We have a 1370 white built by fiat and it has a quick attach loader we built for it, but the hydraulic pump only puts out 4.8 gallons a minute. I was wondering if there is bigger pumps available or what do the fiat tractors with loaders on them use, we thought about using a pto pump but other fiat tractors I have seen have loaders on them and I can't belive 4.8 gallons a minute will power a loader efficiently. any info or advice would be appreciated

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J. Schwiebert

10-13-2003 19:00:10




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 Re: Fiat Hydraulic pump in reply to Derek Klosterman, 10-12-2003 20:19:09  
There was a pump available that drove off the PTO drive. The front mounted pump may be a good way to go. Extend it past the grill. This if you size it right will give you good loader speed at say 1000 to 1400 engine RPM. You will need a counter clockwise rotation pump



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Myron KY

10-13-2003 11:40:01




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 Re: Fiat Hydraulic pump in reply to Derek Klosterman, 10-12-2003 20:19:09  
I saw a 2-60 White with loader the other day. It had a external pump being driven from, what appeared to be, an engine speed PTO shaft. It was mounted above the 540 PTO shaft, so I'm assuming it was an engine speed shaft.



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JD in da UP

10-13-2003 05:16:02




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 Re: Fiat Hydraulic pump in reply to Derek Klosterman, 10-12-2003 20:19:09  
You can put a pump on the front end, off the front pulley with a shaft and couplings. My 2-60 works great with that arrangment. I just couldn't put the cheap plastic grill back on without modification. Good luck..... .....



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