Posted by Armand Tatro on February 19, 2008 at 17:59:59 from (67.176.252.97):
In Reply to: Re: Whoops! posted by caterpillar guy on February 19, 2008 at 14:38:20:
Char-lyn P.S.pump mount got weak on our M and I wanted live hyd. Took a belt drive hyd. pump from a J.D 95 combine that had 2 pressure ports. Made a new mount for this pump and mounted in same spot. Used same belt and crak pulley altho crank pulley is 1 size narrower than pump pulley. Plumbed 3/8" out to P.S and 3/8" outlet to run 6 remote outlets. (loader/hyd. bucket and grapple and 3 pt. hitch, also sometimes a forklift on 3pt. quick hitch. Loader also has bobcat style quick hitch.) Belt should be 1 size wider but my son found a super-duty belt and pump works as good as any gear drive pump. Tractor is a 1941 so unlikly timing gear would have been heavy enough. Would do it again! Did this about 6 or 8 years and still working good! Armand
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