Posted by Mike (WA) on December 25, 2008 at 07:44:57 from (71.212.76.199):
In Reply to: 540-1000 PTO posted by Farmrustall on December 24, 2008 at 21:36:54:
You'll probably be OK if you loaf it around at less than PTO speed most of the time. If you do need to tach it up for tillage, baling, etc., get the loader positioned where you want it, and turn off PTO so you don't over-rev the pump. I would look into using the tractor hydraulics, though- and the hookup probably isn't difficult, if you get an IH guru to figure it out. I have a 504, and it uses the remote to feed a Griesen valve for the loader. I'm sure there's a way to hook up the power beyond, but I haven't taken the time or energy to figure it out- and there's a lot of hoses and ports on the thing.
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