Well, I don't know where the implement gear pump is located on that machine, but the implement's DONT run off the hydrostatic pump. period. full stop. So what we may have is is a matter of semantics. You are now saying the implement pump is located internally not hanging out on the side of the engine. OK, cool. The implements still don't run of off the hydrostatic pump. Hydrostatic pumps are variable displacement pumps and are controlled by a swash plate with typically 9 slippers running on that swash plate and riding on those slippers are the pistons that direct the flow to the output ports. The swash plate angle is controlled by your foot. At zero angle or what we think of as neutral there is zero pump flow. That was my point, the hydrostatic pump does not run the implements. The implement pump is a continuous flow gear pump. The rated flow runs thru this pump continuously from the suction side from the sump thru the open center valves and back to the sump. So if we are arguing about a choice of words, fine, but I understood you to believe that the hydrostatic transmission pump was the source for the flow for the implements (FEL and 3 point lift, and any remotes if equipped).
