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Tim F

10-28-2004 01:47:39

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If Anyone is interested, I have mounted my Hydraulic Winch on my TEA20. Photos can be found at

Link

It seems to work pretty well.There are some videos , but there about 8mb.

Cheers to John(UK) and everyone else that gave me advice.

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ric

10-31-2004 17:03:58

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Re: Hydraulic Winch in reply to Tim F, 10-28-2004 01:47:39

i have tried 4 times and cant get to your site any suggestions

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Tim F

10-31-2004 19:10:13

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Re: Hydraulic Winch in reply to ric, 10-31-2004 17:03:58

Try www.antstead.com
Then click on Tractor

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Volfandt

10-28-2004 16:22:34

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Re: Hydraulic Winch in reply to Tim F, 10-28-2004 01:47:39

Greetings,
Very kewel setup. After looking at your pics, I then turn around and start peeping out my TE20 and 1st thing I notice is that I don't have those hydraulic fittings under the seat like your's does. This leads me to a couple of questions, did the TE20 come out with those fittings after a certain serial number? -or- could that topend have come off of a T020/30? Is it possible to boltup the hydro cylinder topend from a TO20/30 onto a TE20?
I'd like to harness that hydro power in my TE20 for more than raising & lowering the lift so after seeing your pics, I'm wondering if there is a way to tap into the hydro.

Thanks
Volfandt

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John (UK)

10-30-2004 09:18:54

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Re: Hydraulic Winch in reply to Volfandt, 10-28-2004 16:22:34

That arrangement was fitted to TE tractors after serial number 330,044 1953 If yours hasnt got any tapping points at all on the top cover, there was an earlier type that had an Allen screw in place of those big plugs and you could use them (3/8"BSP) and an earlier one than that, didnt have any at all, but you could tap off the hydraulic pump base right at the bottom directly below the seat on the square plate. On one, maybe two corners of it there are sealing plugs you can tap into those for power.Be careful if you do use them because the metal is quite soft and you need the correct threaded adaptor to screw in. 1/2" x 20tpi and make sure the sealing washer is a good fit too.On all tractors there is provision for tapping into the Hydraulic Pump base for power.

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Volfandt

10-30-2004 13:04:36

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Re: Hydraulic Winch in reply to John (UK), 10-30-2004 09:18:54

Thanks for the reply John. The top plate on my TE20, where those taps are on later model tractors, is as smooth as a baby"s behind. No large or small bolts present. The bottom plate does have two plugs at either corner of a raised boss from the center of the plate. Those must be what you"re refering to. The front one is approx a couple inches or so from the muffler and the rear facing one is on the opposite side. I"d probably use the rear facing tap inorder to keep away from the muffler should I utilize the hydro power.

Volfandt

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John (UK)

10-31-2004 07:00:45

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Re: Hydraulic Winch in reply to Volfandt, 10-30-2004 13:04:36

Yes you got it, those are the tapping off points for yours. The one near the muffler is a bit tight to get at and someimes you have to modify the rear bracket on the muffler to get clearance for any fittings you may use but it will work ok. Just dont forget to use the correct adaptor I told you about in the last mail or you could strip the threads in the Pump otherwise everything will be fine.You can use either plug, we used the rear one for the trailer tipping pipe but it doesnt really matter what you plug into either.

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Barry from Stirling

10-28-2004 09:23:38

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Re: Hydraulic Winch in reply to Tim F, 10-28-2004 01:47:39

Hi Tim Great job on the winch. A word to Boss-Hog,,,there is a small period at the end of Tim"s address thats why it wont work for you. I tried all morning and finally figured it out. Delete the period and then cut and paste. Works great. Im in the process of hooking up a 12 Volt 1500 Lbs winch to the front of my TEA-2085. All I need to do is raise and lowere the blade. I will post pics when Im done. Take care Everyone. I will be gone for the next 2 weeks, its hunting season here in Ontario, can you hear the deer running from me,, no wait its laughter Im hearing.. Stay well everyone

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Jim W

10-31-2004 09:15:04

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Re: Hydraulic Winch in reply to Barry from Stirling, 10-28-2004 09:23:38

Well Barry if you're going to draw a deer in with that winch you'd better hurry up and get it working. And are you sure 1500 lbs will be enough? Like, what if you spot a moose while you're out there? Jim

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Boss Hog

10-29-2004 05:26:05

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Re: Hydraulic Winch in reply to Barry from Stirling, 10-28-2004 09:23:38

Thanks for the help, Barry. Hadn't noticed that danged period.

I looked at an old winch off a wrecker once. I wondered if I could mount it on the 3 point hitch and hook it up to the PTO somehow. Would have really been something for pulling logs out of the woods, pulling out stuck tractors, etc. I think it had 5/8" cable if I remember correctly.

But I never did try it.

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Boss Hog

10-28-2004 04:59:24

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Re: Hydraulic Winch in reply to Tim F, 10-28-2004 01:47:39

I'd be interested in seeing the pictures and videos. But the link doesn't work for me.

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Jim W

10-28-2004 08:01:58

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Re: Hydraulic Winch in reply to Boss Hog, 10-28-2004 04:59:24

What did you do about the platform rising vs. the winch pulling i.e. when the carryall rises to the stop it would normally stop the pump from operating. How did you deal with this?
Jim

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Tim F

10-28-2004 11:15:57

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Re: Hydraulic Winch in reply to Jim W, 10-28-2004 08:01:58

We attached a piece of large chain just below the toplink on the Carry box. On the end of the chain there is a Large Carabiner. Usually on the tractor there is a place you can attach a tow ball. We placed a large shackle there. Before we retrieve the boat, we lower the carry box and clip the Carabiner on.

Also the carry box seems to fall as we winch in with a large amount of weight on the back, so we also have two chains we clip on the carry box to hold it up. This may be because we still don't have enough oil in her yet, as we have a bit of an oil leak to fix near the clutch housing.

Anyway , I will get some PICs next time I go down to the beach.

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