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Re: Re: Farmall H live hydraulics updates...
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Posted by Steven@nd on January 25, 2003 at 04:41:52 from (12.15.56.188):
In Reply to: Re: Farmall H live hydraulics updates... posted by Wardner on January 24, 2003 at 22:01:59:
After helping the neighbor replace timing gears on his M (same pump as you) a couple years ago, I decided that the timing gears were not designed to handle the stress. I have also seen a couple of tractors on auctions where they accidentally dead-headed the pump and broke the gears too. With a belt drive, if the pump ever gets dead-headed or anything else goes wrong the belt will just slip. As for the cooler, I will put it on if it will fit easily. I don't feel that a 2 gallon reservoir is large enough for a 12 GPM pump. Heat is the enemy of all oils, cooler is better. Also, with live hydraulics, what use would a person have for the liftall? All that it would be is another pump robbing a couple more horsepower from the tractor. By the way, do you run the tractor like that? Wouldn't it ruin the pump to run without oil, or dead-head and break gears if there was oil in the pump?
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