Posted by bob in sd on January 07, 2016 at 11:50:16 from (137.216.209.139):
In Reply to: Re: ford 941 posted by fordfarmer on January 07, 2016 at 08:08:41:
Ford Farmer,
Could you expand on these options? I've got a 4-cylinder 4000, rowcrop, which I'd like to put a loader on. After asking around a few years ago I kinda gave up since I couldn't put the stinger (what the guys here called the rod connected to the crank which would then drive a remote hydraulic pump) through my "rowcrop" front end.
I didn't like the PTO idea, or having to block the PTO down, but reading your post I'm remembering that the previous owner plumbed a hydraulic valve (probably) below my right knee when I'm sitting on the tractor. Is this the test port of which you speak? What could I do w/ this, and how many gpm could I expect?
I'm mainly using a JD 3020 now, which is overkill for me (I like it when it starts, but it still drives "big" compared to the Ford). Still use the Ford for mowing and some blade work, but use the JD for snowblower and loader work. Probably not 40 hours per year total, so two tractors seems kind of excessive (not that I'd necessarily get rid of one, but even if I'm keeping the Ford as a "spare" it ought to have loader capability, right?)
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