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Re: putting hydraulics on a H
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Posted by Charlie on July 06, 2001 at 13:01:19 from (209.130.135.153):
In Reply to: putting hydraulics on a H posted by KURT on July 06, 2001 at 02:45:59:
The belly pumps for a H work pretty well if they are in good shape. They need 30 wt oil to work properly. You can add a valve to get down pressure. My M has one - the only problem is it requires two hands to work. The biggest drawback to a belly pump is its not live and may not have enough oil capacity for a large cylinder. You can add a live pump from a 300 which attaches between the distributor and the engine. IH had one and M & W had one - they are slightly different. They require a heavier cam gear and a different plate that goes on inside the timing cover. I thing a mag needs a different drive from a distributor. With one of these pumps people usually use the belly pump as a oil reservoir.
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