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W-9: Adding Hydraulics

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Joe Evans

03-02-2004 06:11:31

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Hey guys: the W-9 I recently acquired has no hydraulics. Plow Days are a-coming, and I've realized I'm pretty limited on what I can do with the beast.

Other than the obvious (a pump), where does the hydraulic reservoir reside? Is there a separate reservoir on hydraulic-equipped 9s, or is the oil obtained from the transmission?

Recent posts suggest one common pump fits many models of IH tractors.

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42FarmallH

03-02-2004 09:40:04

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Re: W-9: Adding Hydraulics in reply to Joe Evans, 03-02-2004 06:11:31

If you want the distributor drive pump, one from a W-9, 600 or 650 GAS will work - the diesel pumps are different. New/remanufactured pumps are still available.

As far as a reservoir, they originally had a barrel shaped reservoir on the side with the battery box.

Personally, I would hook up a pump direct drive from the crankshaft in front and buy a universal reservoir and filter. It's up to you whether you want it original or affordable...

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MD Wa.

03-02-2004 19:21:59

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Re: Re: W-9: Adding Hydraulics in reply to 42FarmallH, 03-02-2004 09:40:04

Joe:

Before live hyd. there were hyd. pumps that slipped on the PTO shaft that were completely self-contained. Char-Lyn is a brand that comes to mind. All you need is some hyd. hoses and you're ready to go. I've got 3 in the shop if I can be of any help. Morgan

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Joe Evans

03-02-2004 19:42:15

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Re: Re: Re: W-9: Adding Hydraulics in reply to MD Wa., 03-02-2004 19:21:59

Heads up, Morgan. I sent you an e-mail.

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