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Posted by Steven@nd on February 22, 2002 at 05:59:02 from (12.23.184.44):
I've been chatting with Stan about his hydralic system for his Farmall H. He is also working on the live hydralics and got a couple of those cogged belt drive pulleys from Gates. I thought the pics would be helpful for someone else working on a similiar project. Here is what he wrote me about his system in an email: I have mounted a 6" (Gates) Polychain pulley to the fan belt drive pulley. Below are a few pictures of mine. Fortunately, there is just enough clearance between the fan blades and the pulley. I was able to put a new fan belt between the pulley and the bolster - barely. It took some wiggling and working but it went through. The other thing I have done is bored holes from the frame rails to the clutch housing so my lines don't hang all over the outside of the engine to get in the way for servicing. I'm planning to locate the pump below the pulley on one side or
the other - not sure which right now. There are four large (3/4") tapped holes in the bottom of the bolster casting and I hope to build a bracket for the pump that fastens to them. I used a 6" pulley because I need a speed increase of 1:2 to get near 3600 rpm to the pump plus it was easier to adapt to the fan pulley.
The pump I bought is a 16 gpm 2-stage log splitter pump. The Gates Polychain pulleys were expensive. The 6" pulley was about $65.00
and the 3" pulley cost $34.00. I haven't bought a belt since I don't have the pump mounted yet. And here are some pics of his project:
Hope this helps someone out with their live hydralics plans for H's or M's. I'll post pics of mine when I get going on it!
Steven
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