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Posted by Russ B. on May 14, 2004 at 20:31:02 from (206.152.241.181):
Howdy All, I was wondering if anyone knows of a way to get (or make) romote hydraulics for an 8N Ford. I don't really like 3 piont hitch equipment. They don't work the ground near as well as pull type equipment. I know 8N's have the power to use a lot of the smaller pull type equipment, but most are raised and lowered by hydraulics. I've looked into some of the hydraulic pumps that you can put onto the live pto, but I don't think they produce enough pressure and volume to operate the cylinders (they are also quite expensive). Does anyone know of any plans for something like this or have any ideas to fabricate a working system? I'd appreciate any help you can give me. Thanks. Russ B.
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