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Re: Live hydraulics questons
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Posted by 42FarmallH on March 15, 2004 at 14:40:24 from (165.234.100.176):
In Reply to: Live hydraulics questons posted by 26Red on March 15, 2004 at 09:10:40:
The belt pulley drive runs faster than the PTO - I think around 1100 RPM or so (don't know for sure). Here is a picture of a shaft that slides into the PTO pump and has a bolt that tightens and holds the shaft in the pump to run other implements:
It works good for us on the farm, running the auger or feed wagon without having to take the pump off. See my website for some details on a belt driven live system: my website I'm still looking for a better way to drive my pump - thinking maybe the trucking industry has a "flex" drive shaft that I could run direct off the crank and hang the pump out in front...
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