Posted by Charles Todd on February 09, 2008 at 21:51:32 from (205.242.95.141):
I had a post earlier about adding hydraulic capacity. Karl F, stated there was a picture of a really long fan spacer that looked like a hydraulic pump might clear the radiator. Well, it just so happens to be mine! That is a custom billet aluminum part I machined to replace the cast aluminum? part that broke a few years ago. What do the viewers think, can a hydraulic pump dedicated to a loader fit here? 15-15 gpm. The crank pulley has some kind of one-direction keyed ears of sorts. I can post a pic if nessecary. Almost like an attachment for a hand crank or front drive.
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