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Re: Converting to two way hydraulics


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Posted by captaink on February 14, 2006 at 06:53:16 from (66.115.214.56):

In Reply to: Converting to two way hydraulics posted by NSC on February 14, 2006 at 06:22:21:

First of all you can add a valve spool to the stock belly pump to accomplish a dual acting hydraulic system however it won’t be live hydraulics.

Anyway, is this the kind of pump that you have?

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If so you have a couple options. First you can build a tank that will fit in the torque tube where the stock belly pump was like the one in this picture:

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Or you can gut the belly pump and use it for the reservoir. The drain plug can be used as the input to the new pump, and the return can come in through one of the existing ports. You need the valve spool to control the fluid from the pump to the load.

It would be nice if you could get it a bit cheaper, but believe me even at that price if you want to put power steering and or a loader on the tractor it is WELL worth the price! On thing though, I have seen here on the board were there was a change made sometime in 1950 to the M to change the cam gear and front timing cover. These changes allow this pump to bolt right on and not have the cam gear breaking issue that the pre-1950 M’s have been known to have. The one in the picture is a 1950, but the cam gear did break once in it though…



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