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Posted by DennisT on November 07, 2006 at 15:06:29 from (63.174.56.9):
In Reply to: Re: another photo of hydraulic unit.....what is it posted by Janicholson on November 07, 2006 at 13:10:49:
The cylinder on the drawbar was/is driven by a sproket hidden from view. It's not connected. The drawbar cylinder's two hoses are not connected to anything and I believe that whole thing is completely separate from the rest of the tractor and hydraulics. If the add-on hydraulic unit is on a bracket, that bracket is so close to the trans top it is indistinguishable. Not sproket driven. No unhooked hoses. Only one live hose period; and it runs to the front of the tractor. So my non-existant knowledge of hydraulics tells me that one hose provided pressure-out-only, and any device connected to it would operate under power only one way and said device must return under spring pressure or gravity/downward weight. The way I see it, if I can buy this tractor I could remove the sweeper attachment completely including the odd drawbar mounted cylinder. This would leave me with a standard Model A with usable (if it works) one-way hydraulics, stock PTO and standard drawbar. So I wonder if an operational A in this shape is worth $800 to $1,000??? Dennis
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