grsthegreat
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Not sure how that could work. My rear mount unit is a tank that holds about 25 gallons of hydraulic fluid and a very large, heavy pto powered pump. There would be no room for any piece of equipment. Mine mounts on rear of tractor. Skid steer attachments move alot of fluid at high pressures. The volume of fluids is there to help cool the fluid while inuse.
kneedeep
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Any implement requiring lots of GPM are Skid Steer only,
Tractors will only operate a cylinder as in grapple or in my case, I run a LimbSaw with the small tractor no problem. Mine won’t run a SS mower, backhoe, forestry mulching head, etc.
And yours probably won’t either
Tractors will only operate a cylinder as in grapple or in my case, I run a LimbSaw with the small tractor no problem. Mine won’t run a SS mower, backhoe, forestry mulching head, etc.
And yours probably won’t either
It could certainly be done but no one I know of offers a kit. A 3 point power pack is more common
careyo63
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I run a Hyd. pump off the Eng. crank shaft. The Fel. frame is the Hyd. fluids reservoir. It's all self contained. If I ever would need to remove the Fel. a few bolts and the Hyd. pump shaft is all I need to remove it. 1963 ford with a Wagner FEL. They should have a complete kit. Pump,shaft,Adapter. https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/192161_Hydraulic-Pump-Hub_5421.htm
Do you run a hydraulic cutter with that pump set up or is that to power the loader?
careyo63
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Loader. The Hub Adapter can stay just loosen the hyd. pump and pull the shaft. Super easy!
I understand but he wants to run a cutter does that pump have the flow and fluid capacity for that?
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A lot of the Ford and MF utility/loader tractors ran that same setup.
Hydraulic pump driven from the crank hub. Many of the municipal plow trucks run a similar setup with crank mounted pumps. They all have a good sized reservoir which acts as a cooler and some will also have a cooler in front of the radiator.
The closed center JD had a front mounted pump plumbed into the tractor.
Many pumps could be mounted in that manner and driven at engine rpm to achieve the needed flow rates, the difficultly will be cooling the fluid and having an adequate sized reservoir.
Hydraulic pump driven from the crank hub. Many of the municipal plow trucks run a similar setup with crank mounted pumps. They all have a good sized reservoir which acts as a cooler and some will also have a cooler in front of the radiator.
The closed center JD had a front mounted pump plumbed into the tractor.
Many pumps could be mounted in that manner and driven at engine rpm to achieve the needed flow rates, the difficultly will be cooling the fluid and having an adequate sized reservoir.